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TEDx live webcast from Amsterdam.

Facebook integration around video got its first high profile exposure with CNN and the Inauguration of President Obama, but the first was last year's collaboration with Joost.

The effective transcription of video clips, coupled with contextual tagging, is essential to the discovery of video, says Tom Wilde, CEO of  the Boston-based RAMP, formerly known as EveryZing.

The Beet.TV Online Video Roundtable The Influence of Online Video: A discussion of technique, technology and impact Roundtable Participants Ben de la Cruz, Editor, Documentary Video, The Washington Post Dan Farber, Editor-in-Chief, CBSNews.com Brendan Greeley, Multimedia Editor, The Economist Max Haot, CEO, Livestream Max Harper, Video Producer/Strategist, IB5k.com Scott Havens, VP Digital Strategy, The Atlantic […]

The Beet.TV Online Video Executive Roundtable: Exploring the Emerging Opportunities for Marketers and Publishers Presented with:   Hosted by Charles Tillinghast President & Publisher, msnbc.com -and- Andy Plesser Executive Producer and Founder, Beet.TV Moderated by Rafat Ali, Editor & Publisher, paidContent.org Kevin Delaney, Sr. Deputy Managing Editor, WSJ.com Michael Learmonth, Reporter, Advertising Age Roundtable Participants Frank […]

The Beet.TV Online Video Executive Roundtable:   Exploring the Emerging Opportunities for Marketers and Publishers                                            Presented with YuMe   Hosted by Charles Tillinghast President & Publisher, msnbc.com   Moderated by Rafat Ali, Editor & Publisher, paidContent.org Kevin Delaney, Sr. Deputy Managing Editor, WSJ.com Michael Learmonth, Reporter, Advertising Age                                           Tuesday, October 20, […]

Video Goes Open Source on Wikipedia: New Format, New Player, New Editing/Sharing Tools, 7/18/09 Blog post on “Neat things I find on the Web”, 7/19/09 CNET; Wikipedia’s controversial video player coming soon, 7/18/09 CNET News.com’s Webware: Web video round table sheds light on upcoming problems, 3/3/09 NewTeeVee: @Beet.TV: News Video is a Different Beast, 3/3/09 […]

Direct Syndication Sites: » Andy Plesser’s page on the Huffington Post » Crunchbase (this is an example of a page we post to—Adobe Systems)   Through TubeMogul we syndicate to: » YouTube » DailyMotion » Yahoo » MySpace » Metacafe » Revver » Blip.tv » Veoh » Viddler » Sclipo   Through RSS feeds and […]

Wikipedia has only about 3000 scattered videos on its site, but that may change as the site will allow easier uploading and collaborative editing, Technology Reports.

TubeMogul's David Burch says that an analysis of video discovery has found that blog are the biggest referrer of video views.

Ten years has been been a period of extraordinary growth for Blogger,  Erick Schonfeld reports on TechCrunch.  The Google property is by far the most popular, he finds.

REDMOND/NEW YORK — Bing, the new search engine released this week from Microsoft, has an agreement with Hulu to surface and play videos on its site.  The site was launched on Monday. Late yesterday we interviewed Stefan Weitz, Director of Bing in Redmond via video Skype.  He spoke about Bing's integration with Hulu and plans […]

Analysis by Daisy Whitney*Senior Producer, Beet.TV Today’s Hulu-Disney partnership raises the question of whether Hulu and YouTube are engaged in a head-on battle for eyeballs and advertising.

Brightcove, the Boston-based video publishing services company which provides video services to many U.S. newspapers, has published an analysis of consumption on 187 of its customer newspaper sites. 

New York Times Media Decoder: An Initial Change to the Economist’s Anonymous Voice, 3/24/10 Guardian.co.uk: Interview: Open Government Data, 3/12/10 Journalism.co.uk: Beet.tv: ‘My approach has always been to share videos with other publishers’, 3/10/10 paidContent.co.uk: Beet.tv Roundtable: Adobe, Brightcove – HTML5’s No Flash Beater, But We’ll Support It Anyway, 3/10/10 paidContent.org:  Beet.TV Roundtable: FT.com’s Stephen […]

Mukesh Chatter is an engineer and serial entrepreneur, known for building the router company Nextabit and selling to Lucent in 1999 for $900 million.  He says the current economic downturn is an opportunity for innovators to find the inefficiencies in business and create new opportunities.

The creative team behind the successful Barely Political franchise is going to unleash their funny on tech world, Next New Networks announced today. The digital network launched a new comedy site called Barely Digital, which will be adding videos about “gaming, gadgets, websites and comptuers” over the next few weeks, according to the website.

Checking out the new White House blog, we saw the YouTube clip of the President Barack Obama’s  Inauguration speech. Looks good.  But we wonder if all the White House videos will be hosted by YouTube.

Demand for bandwidth dramatically spiked immediately after the first reports of the emergency landing of a U.S. Airways jet in New York Hudson river.  Shortly before 5:00 p.m. EST, demand for bandwidth  to view the event live online hit nearly 5 million demands per second, according to records of Akamai, the world's largest content delivery […]

Social entertainment center Boxee has been one of Beet’s favorite start-ups since its alpha launch this summer. It’s been improving steadily since then, and today it announced that Netflix subscribers can now stream movies through the site’s Watch Instantly feature and that is has expanded its television content to include thewb.com shows like Buffy The […]