CNN.com Readies Monday Redesign: TED Talks, Mashable’s Pete Cashmore in New Lined-up

Pete Cashmore, the founder of Mashable, the influential blog about social media and technology, will be among new personalities and contributors to the new CNN.com which launches on Monday.

 
 

Patent Trouble: Nokia Sues Apple in U.S. Court Over iPhone

ESPOO, FINLAND – Earlier today Nokia filed suit in a U.S. federal court alleging patent infringement by Apple and iPhone.  The Wall Street Journal reports the matter has to do with wireless standards.

 
 

Believe It: Niche Video News Producers like Beet.TV Can Succeed, msnbc.com Chief

As an online video news source, msnbc.com has the enormous advantage of the resources of NBC, but opportunities exist for video news producers who focus on a niche areas and use low cost digital news gathering.

 
 

Beet.TV Links up with NBC on Content Deal……and Owen Thomas is my Editor!

I’m very pleased to announce that Beet.TV has a syndication agreement with NBC Local Media to provide our videos to NBCBayArea for its growing technology coverage spearheaded by Owen Thomas, a veteran digital journalist who is the Editorial Director of the Bay Area site.

 
 

A New Frontier in Video Search: Facial and Scene Recognition Converted to Metadata

A Research Triangle, North Carolina company called DigitalSmiths has developed a technology to recognize faces and scenes and convert that information for publishers to index  content.

 
 

Wall Street Journal Expanding Live Web Video News Programming

Last month, the Wall Street Journal launched an initiative around live video programming, with a twice daily, eight-minute show titled The News Hub, originating from the paper's newsroom. 

 
 

“TV Everywhere” Will be Big Win for the Industry

TV Everywhere, the big move by cable operators to put content on the Web for subscribers to watch on PC's and mobile devices, will be beneficial to many industry players, according to Will Richmond, industry consultant and editor of the authoritative site VideoNuze.

 
 

Brightcove CEO Allaire: Half of New Business is Coming from Marketers

The fast growing business of online video does not revolve exclusively around media companies, but increasingly around companies and organizations who want to publish video for internal and external audiences.

 
 

Online Video Initiative at The Economist: “Tea is Served”…but by Whom?

The Economist, which has been quickly expanding online, is creating original online video with a weekly series entitled "Tea with the Economist."

 
 

Media Alert: NewTeeVee Live Tomorrow in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO — NewTeeVee, the indispensable news source about the online video revolution, will be in full tilt tomorrow, November 12 with NewTeeVee Live.

 
 

Huffington Post Passes Los Angeles Times and Washington Post in Web Traffic, Compete.com

The Huffington Post has passed both the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times in monthly unique visitors, according to Web tracking service Compete.com. 

 
 

Tim Berners-Lee to Hollywood: Move from “Channels” to Random Access

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, says that as video on the Web continues to grow, the movie industry needs evolve from a "channels" scenario to a "random access" platform, where films can be universally searched, watched, and paid for.

 
 

Yahoo! Beats Hulu in Unique Viewers by 2-1 Margin, Nielsen

Hulu is number two in monthly streams to YouTube, but Yahoo! has some 30 million unique monthly users, more than double the number of Hulu, Nielsen has just reported.

 
 

Program Alert: Live From MSNBC.com @30 Rock, It’s Beet.TV on October 20!

Daisy and I are pleased to announce our next online video roundtable set for Tuesday, October 20th from 3-6 p.m. ET.

 
 

Sir Tim Berners-Lee Looks Back: the “//” in Web Addresses Was Unnecessary

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Asked what he would have done differently in creating the Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, says in this video that the double slash, the “//” after the colon in Web addresses, was unnecessary.

 
 

Sir Tim Berners-Lee: The Semantic Web Has Arrived and the Obama Administration is “Onboard”

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, has been on a quest for several years for the adoption of something he has coined the semantic Web — a data-rich, interconnected Web. 

 
 

NBC Local Launches iPhone App for Company’s Microblogging Platform

NBC Local, the network of 10 regional U.S. Web sites created around television stations, is expanding its microblogging platform called SoMyCity to the iPhone with a new app which launched this week.

 
 

MediaVest Makes “Multi-million” Dollar Media Buy on Hulu

MediaVest, the big media buying firm, is making a “multi-million dollar” ad buy on Hulu, it was reported on ClickZ and on MediaPost yesterday.

 
 

5min Has Become a Video Ad Network, Reaching 250 Million Unique Users

5min, a company that produces and distributes how-to videos, has evolved as a sort of video-ad network, inserting relevant videos and advertising into over 320 different sites with some 250,000 unique monthly visitors.

 
 

Adobe’s Flash Coming to Blackberry, Palm, Android, other Mobile Devices — no iPhone

Flash, the pervasive rich media application, will finally be available on a range of mobile devices with the release of Flash Player 10.1, the company has announced.

 
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