 Adobe’s recent acquisition of Serious Magic is good news for current Adobe video customers, and bodes well for streaming users. And while Adobe’s thinking about acquisitions, here are some other companies it might be considering.
Wed., Oct. 25, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 25 Oct 2006
 It's not easy to figure out whether you're getting a good deal for bandwidth commit and storage. Here are some tips—and real-world numbers—to help make sure you're not paying too much.
Mon., Oct. 23, by Dan Rayburn
Featured Articles,
Posted 23 Oct 2006
 Enterprise streaming video solutions sell, but who's buying? Confusion on the part of resellers and executives make it tougher than it should be.
Wed., Oct. 18, by Steve Vonder Haar
Featured Articles,
Posted 18 Oct 2006
 The network services provider agreed to purchase the CDN in a stock-only deal valued at $217 million.
Thurs., Oct. 12, by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen
Featured Articles,
Posted 12 Oct 2006
 YouTube’s deals with Universal and Sony BMG may have been the deal-clincher, as they could help reduce Google’s risk of taking on copyright infringement liability along with the user-video startup.
Tues., Oct. 10, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 10 Oct 2006
 If your workflow requires both a transcoding and an encoding solution, and speed is paramount, strongly consider putting a StreamZ system on your short list.
Mon., Oct.9, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 10 Oct 2006
What's New in Windows Media
Featured Articles,
Posted 06 Oct 2006
 Excessive motion can ruin otherwise terrific video. From codec to camera to edit, this tutorial tells you how to keep it to a minimum
Fri., Oct. 6, by Jan Ozer
Featured Articles,
Posted 06 Oct 2006
 The network shut down Mobile ESPN after only seven months, realizing that customers weren’t willing to make service-provider choices based upon available video content.
Tues., Oct. 3, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 03 Oct 2006
 Company admits information was missing from the Squeeze Compression Suite user agreement, but says it didn’t foresee the product being used by user-generated encoding services.
Mon., Oct. 2, by Lisa Larson
Featured Articles,
Posted 02 Oct 2006
Established players and challengers compete and converge to shape the future of video online. In this article, ESPN new media's former senior manager for international business strategy assesses the landscape and looks to the future.
Mon., Sept. 25, by Tejpaul Bhatia
Featured Articles,
Posted 25 Sep 2006
 Adobe puts Macromedia technologies to good use in the recently-released Captivate 2 and Acrobat 8 products.
Sun., Sept. 24, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 24 Sep 2006
All’s quiet on the Flash Video front, at least as far as Adobe’s public statements go. In fact, it was Sorenson Squeeze and newcomer WowzaTV that grabbed much of the attention at the latest Flashforward show.
Featured Articles,
Posted 19 Sep 2006
 A recent symposium showed how streaming helped Virginia claim the title of Forbes’ Best State for Business.
Mon., Sept. 18, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 18 Sep 2006
 This year’s show demonstrates that the mobile video market is maturing rapidly, with an emphasis on DVB-H.
Thurs., Sept. 14, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 14 Sep 2006
Pre-IBC announcements show flurry of activity in HD streaming and broadcasting space
Fri., Sept. 8, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 08 Sep 2006
 Acacia’s DMT enforcement has slowed down in 2006, but they’ve acquired other patents that may be relevant to the streaming industry, and the company’s bottom line has never looked better.
Tues., Sept. 5, by Geoff Daily
Featured Articles,
Posted 05 Sep 2006
Streaming in the Enterprise
Featured Articles,
Posted 01 Sep 2006
 The appearance of UK-based Videojug.com suggests that the appeal of DIY video is growing, but potential investors in such sites would do well to consider three factors before signing the dotted line.
Wed., Aug. 30, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 30 Aug 2006
|