Announcements in the last week by Apple, Loudeye, and MTV show just how fluid the digital music delivery space has become.
Tues., May 16 by Tim Siglin
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Posted 16 May 2006
New release offers developers the opportunity to integrate the VP6 codec into their webcasting applications.
Tues. May 9, by Geoff Daily
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Posted 09 May 2006
More than a year after settling with Microsoft, it's déjà vu all over again as the two companies battle it out in court over Burst's video and audio delivery patents.
Wed. April 19, by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen
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Posted 19 Apr 2006
Movielink and CinemaNow recently announced programs that enable consumers to purchase and download movies online. Until DRM issues are resolved, however, these are but small steps toward the holy grail of download once, play anywhere content delivery.
Tues. April 18, by Geoff Daily
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Posted 18 Apr 2006
As broadcasters focus more attention on delivering content online, this year’s show promises to be a showcase for streaming media tools.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 10 Apr 2006
The EU’s Audiovisual Services group reaches out to journalists by offering an online complement to its popular Europe by Satellite service.
by Christine Perey
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Posted 06 Apr 2006
The parts washer manufacturer and NASCAR sponsor left videotape behind as soon as Flash offered video support. Now, the company saves both time and money by delivering all of its sales and customer training online.
by Mark Fritz
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Posted 04 Apr 2006
Picking the right video codec isn’t as easy as it used to be. But with the right information, you can determine which one will work best for your project.
by Jan Ozer
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Posted 22 Mar 2006
An easy-to-use interface, myriad output options, and relatively fast transcoding make Flix Pro worth considering.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 22 Mar 2006
With its theme “Digital Solutions for Work and Life,” this year’s show offered plenty of playback-related devices, from the most portable to the least.
by Christine Perey
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Posted 13 Mar 2006
ULiveandLearn uses Macromedia Breeze by Adobe to build online training programs, including one in the works for media training guru TJ Walker.
by Mark Fritz
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Posted 07 Mar 2006
Adobe's keynote did more than set the minds of the Macromedia faithful at ease. There’s plenty for Flash developers to be excited about, including one project—code-named Apollo—that could free them from the constraints of the Internet browser altogether.
by Steve Mack
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Posted 01 Mar 2006
Despite the unexpected departure last week of CEO Doug McIntyre, On2 continues to search for the ever-elusive low bit-rate, low processor-power sweet spot.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 07 Feb 2006
Autobytel’s six Web sites offer hours of audio and video content to help savvy consumers make smart choices when it comes to buying cars, with a little Jay Leno and Paris Hilton thrown in to keep things entertaining.
by Mark Fritz
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Posted 31 Jan 2006
The huge iPod Video sales numbers released by Apple at Macworld this week tell only part of the story, as H.264 takes hold for good.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 11 Jan 2006
Integrating streaming media into learning management systems is the latest trend in education
by Mark Fritz
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Posted 10 Jan 2006
Apple’s latest success story might be just the key to open up the floodgates to the mobile streaming industry we’ve all been hoping for.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 03 Jan 2006
Despite a few quirks, the network's new broadband video service is a news junkie's dream.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 20 Dec 2005
The April announcement of the deal paved way for speculation on how Adobe would leverage Macromedia’s Web and interactivity tools. With word that the acquisition is now complete comes a clearer, though somewhat surprising, picture of what the future may hold.
by Tim Siglin
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Posted 06 Dec 2005
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