Streaming Media Magazine:
October/November 2011
by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen | It's the first annual Streaming Media 100, Streaming Media magazine's editors' picks for the 100 companies that have the greatest impact on the streaming media industry.
by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen | Discover our inaugural list of the 100 companies doing the most interesting and innovative work in streaming video. Did your favorites make the list?
by James Careless | Does the wow-factor of 3D extend to online video? In this drama in five acts, we talk to the people working to make 3D streaming an attractive option for consumers.
by Tony Klejna | Mobile video use is exploding and will grow quickly in the years to come. Learn how three companies -- SyncTV, Brightcove, and HBO -- have leaped in to put movies and TV shows in viewers' hands.
by Jan Ozer | Do you QC? Read this to learn what quality-control software is, how even low-volume producers can integrate it, and what it can do for your videos.
by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen | Streaming protocols are getting people talking and the buzz is loudest about Apple HTTP Live Streaming.
by Dan Daley | Director Marc Scarpa helped Incubus create an event in an L.A. warehouse that let the band interact with fans in-person and around the globe.
by Troy Dreier | Welcome to the new world of online branded entertainment, where major celebrities are partnering with advertisers to create online series.
by Tony Klejna | Whether you need a hardware, software, or hybrid solution for encoding and transcoding, this guide has you covered.
by Jose Castillo | #6: Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors iPad, no matter how badly you want one.
by Dan Rayburn | The mobile revolution is taking off: Smart sites are lightening their load times, while CDNs are waking up to the huge opportunity in front of them.
by Paul Riismandel | Recording lectures for use out of the classroom seems to help in-classroom performance.
by Rich Mavrogeanes | Businesses are creating private networks over the public Internet using set-top boxes that cost under $100.
by Tim Siglin | A 15-year-old packet delivery system is buried within HTTP Live Streaming. It's time to rebuild it from the ground up.
by Jan Ozer | HTML5 video appeals to "tree-hugging, sandal-wearing standards lovers," says Jan Ozer, and he's sick of hearing about it.