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YouTube: The Place for Politics?
From President Obama to the Tea Party to a "re-enactment" of the Proposition 8 trial, politicians and activists of all persuasions are turning to streaming video to make their point. (2/2/2010)
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Syndicaster Beta Launches Conference Videos Instantly
The new version of Critical Media's Syndicaster targets the conference space, and gets its first public use during a Mark Cuban keynote at the AlwaysOn NYC event in New York City Tuesday morning. (2/1/2010)
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Live Streaming of Large Events: Is it Worth It?
Last week's "Hope for Haiti" telethon was streamed to PCs and mobiles, as well as broadcast on dozens of TV channels. But a close look at the numbers reveals both the promise and the potential pitfalls of webcasting large events. (1/26/2010)
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Go-Ahead Imminent for Project Canvas, But 2010 Release Unlikely
(1/26/2010)
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UK's SeeSaw Set For March Launch
(1/24/2010)
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Time to Show YouTube (and Hulu?) the Money
YouTube announced that it will offer a select number of Sundance Film Festival entries for rental, while Hulu appears poised to start charging for some content. (1/22/2010)
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News Video Sites Consider Charging for Content
Current events such as the earthquake in Haiti are driving traffic to news sites in unprecedented numbers, leading to renewed interest in charging for news video online. (1/19/2010)
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Syndicate or Die
For online video content creators, it's all about eyeballs, and the best way to get them is to syndicate far and wide.
(1/15/2010)
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CES 2010: Apps Flock To The Connected TV
Samsung, LG, Sharp, and Sony are all pushing their connected TVs, home theaters, and Blu-ray players at this year's CES in Las Vegas. (1/8/2010)
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CES 2010: Streaming Leads Consumer Electronics Growth
At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, integration and service are the name of the game, with increased emphasis on mobile video and the digital living room. (1/7/2010)
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DivX and LG Bring Streaming TV, No Box Required
The DivX TV platform has agreements with more than 70 online content providers including Next New Networks, BlipTV, Revision 3, Associated Press, TED, CNET, DailyMotion, and Rhapsody. DivX TV will be one of the services available in LG's NetCast system, which also provides access to NetFlix and Vudu content. (1/6/2010)
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Spicy Ideas: The 15-Year Itch
(1/2/2010)
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Streams of Thought: When HD Isn’t HD
(1/2/2010)
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BBC's Project Canvas Finally Gets The Go-Ahead
(12/21/2009)
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Flumotion Devises Video-Rich Interface for Cuatro
(12/18/2009)
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Testing YouTube's 1080p HD Offering
(12/16/2009)
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Broadcasters And FCC Debate Extra Spectrum
Broadcasters, MSOs, telcos, and wireless providers are all attempting to lay claim to the over-the-air spectrum freed up by this year's conversion to digital television (12/15/2009)
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Boxee Unveils Beta Software, and the Boxee Box to Boot
(12/9/2009)
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Apple Buys Lala, Vevo Launches
Apple's purchase of Lala suggests that iTunes might begin to offer a streaming listening service, while Vevo hopes to become a Hulu for music videos. (12/7/2009)
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Offline Mimics Online: DVR Usage Up
Are frustrations with online "catch-up services" such as the BBC iPlayer, Hulu, and Rogers On Demand Online leading toward greater DVR usage? (12/1/2009)
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Roku Announces Channel Store
(11/23/2009)
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