Streaming Media Magazine:
April/May 2009
by Dan Rayburn | CDN pricing remains constant at the moment, so don't expect a big drop in 2009.
by Steve Rosenbaum | The Taste of Home website beefed up its video offerings with video aggregation and a platform from Magnify.net, significantly increasing page views in the process.
How NTT Communications is helping Pandora keep the music alive on the internet
by Jose Castillo | While Blu-ray players offer superior quality, odds are against it becoming a dominant force. Instead, expect online video to take off by the end of the year.
by IdaRose Sylvester | Some broadcasters are hedging their bets, but most are gambling on internet delivery to increase their brand visibility and hit the monetization jackpot.
Fri., April 24, by IdaRose Sylvester
by Paul Riismandel | With the last distributor of new VHS movies giving up the format, it is time for educational institutions to think about what video they have stored in this medium.
by Tim Siglin | So far in 2009, competitive strategies are shifting, innovation is continuing, and a tipping point of new users appears to have been reached. All three trends mean good things for the streaming media industry.
by Jan Ozer | Host your own, use a UGC site, or deploy a fee-based, SaaS approach? Here's how to decide which approach is right for you.
by Steve Vonder Haar | Lucrative opportunities await those who can integrate online video with other applications in a way that saves companies money.
by Tim Siglin, Paul Schmutzler | Although the release of CS4 pushes Adobe’s video software further into the spotlight, it doesn’t make as large a first impression as its predecessor did.
by J. Sibley Law, Bryan Gross | How the University of Bridgeport and Saxon Mills used YouTube to draw potential students to campus