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Having struck media partnerships with MTV, Current, and the recent Hope for Haiti Telethon, among others, Twitter has a full plate this year, according to my interview with the company’s executive Chloe Sladden.

The Beet.TV Online Video Executive Roundtable: An Exploration of Online Video Distribution, Analytics and Monetization Moderated by: Kara Swisher, AllThingsD and Andy Plesser, Beet.TV In addition to the on-demand feed of the video above, we have published a number of segments and one-on-one interviews from the conference, so please check back for updates: 2/26/10 Top […]

Google's Android cell phones are quickly closing the gap on Apple's iPhone, according to new research from eMarketer.

Now that the new decade has started, what new media trends should you be looking out for?

Our very own Daisy Whitney will be covering the NATPE annual B2B video platform event in Las Vegas from January 25-27, 2010. 

Earlier this year, Justin.tv, the San Francisco-based live video site, dialed back its relationship with Akamai to serve its enormous live video traffic in-house, Evan Solomon tells Beet.TV in this interview. 

SAN FRANCISCO, CA  — For the most part, the advertising model for online video is not working  The ecosystem for premium content  is going to be a paid-model/subscription model and Cisco is planning to be a big part of this, according to Murali Nemani.

Now that the PBS Kids site PBSKids.org is generating more than 9 million unique video visitors each month, the public broadcaster is going to start pursuing online ad deals.

Fashion icon Norma Kamali, the New York-based designer, is making a big retail push online with a custom page on eBay. 

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 […]

Executives and employees alike at digital startups, media agencies, and television networks should still build their personal brands.

Advertisers and marketers can use the techniques of venture capitalists in evaluating new advertising platforms, technologies, and tools.

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.

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 […]

We are publishing the live streaming of the Online News Association meeting here.  Evan Williams, Twitter co-founder is live now (12:45 p.m. ET)

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, […]

On Monday, veteran media executive Greg Coleman will get to work at the Huffington Post as President and Chief Revenue Officer.  His joining is part of an expansion the site's business operation, Eric Hippeau, CEO,  told me earlier this week.

The Google book deal is on hold, according The New York Times reports, citing a decision by a Federal court judge. 

In the view of Huffington Post technology editor Jose Antonio Vargas, if technology were a solar system, the core of the systems around which most technology revolves is Apple, Facebook and Google.

Mixpo, the Seattle-based company which integrates local television advertising into local websites, is now offering its platform to advertising agencies, the company announced today.