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YuMe Releases Online Video Syndication “Protection” Technology
REDWOOD CITY, Calif — As more and more publishers seek broad distribution of their videos to other sites via an embed code, many advertisers raise concern over where that video and associated ad will play.
Exclusive Video: YouTube Seeks to Close Lag Time with New Online Editing Tool
SAN BRUNO, Calif — Late yesterday, YouTube launched an ambitious new product to allow users to edited uploaded videos in a range of file formats.
Multi-Platform Strategy Essential for Web Publishers as Viewers Watch Videos on Devices in Big Numbers
In today's Wall Street Journal, Jessica Vascellaro reports on the growth of long-form Web video. She quotes Jim Louderback saying that as much as 40 percent of Revision3's Web video programming is watched on television and other non-computer devices.
Fox Readying “Hulu-Like” Mobile Video Site Called Bitbot
Today, Fox is expected to announce a Hulu-like service for mobile devices that will offer a range of content from Fox, NBC Universal, and Discovery, according to a report in GigaOM
Fast-Growing DailyMotion Seeks to Double its U.S. Market Share this Year
DailyMotion, the Paris-based video sharing site which enjoys considerable popularity in Europe, has been making progress in the United States, registering at number 17 in comScore's ranking of U.S. video sites in December.
Three Key Video Trends to Watch This Year, According to Online Video Analyst Will Richmond
Keep an eye on how the growth in online video will shift this year into the mobile world via smartphones like Google’s Android and Apple’s iPhone, said Will Richmond, the publisher of daily news site VideoNuze.
Mozilla’s Chris Blizzard Blasts HTML5 Efforts at YouTube and Vimeo
Recent moves by YouTube and Vimeo to preliminarily embrace HTM5, a technology for publishing video directly onto Web pages, using an open source code, has been generating a lot of excitement, but not from the Mozilla Foundation which manages the Firefox browser.
KickApps Enters Premium Video Services Business with Adobe’s New Open Framework Player
KickApps, social media platform provider, has begun to offer publishers a premium services tool for video publishing. The New York-based company is among the first companies to use Adobe's new open source media framework.
“MyDamnChannel” Wins Daisy’s New Media Minute Award for Excellence
At this time last year in my New Media Minute, I picked five new media companies to watch in 2009: Kaltura, My Damn Channel, Quantcast, 5min, and Boxee.
TubeMogul in Pact with Brightcove for Analytics Services and for New Pay-Per-Click Service
TubeMogul, the Emeryville-based video syndication and analytics company, has entered into an agreement with Brightcove to provide analytics tools to the big Boston-area video services company.
Republicans Embracing YouTube with “Tons and Tons” of Uploads…but No One Beats Nancy Pelosi’s Cat Video
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Stung from the 2008 election losses, Republican members of Congress are uploading videos to YouTube in much greater numbers than Democrats.
Adobe Uses New “Open Source” Video Player on its Corporate Site in Industry First
SAN JOSE, CA — Software giant Adobe Systems is using its new open source media framework player on Adobe.TV, the company’s new video site. The site launched in September.
Ooyala Sees Value in Realtime Analytics for Video Producers
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA — Ooyala, the online video services company started by ex-Googlers, is developing realtime analytics for video producers to closely monitor the success of their content.
Adobe’s Flash Player 10 on Nearly All the World’s Computers — Getting Ready for 10.1
SAN JOSE, CA – Adobe’s latest version of Flash has been installed in some 98 percent of the world’s computers, according to Kevin Towes who is product manager for Flash Media Server.*
“Social TV” is Here: Facebook Connect is Emerging as Powerful Catalyst for Video Views and Joost Integration Proves It
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.
Viral Video is Dead According to Kevin Nalty in New Media Minute
Brands making videos for YouTube don't need to spend a lot of money because there's no correlation between production values and views, the online video strategist Kevin Nalty told me in this week's New Media Minute.
Brightcove Launches Low-Priced Solution, Native iPhone App Support and More
Brightcove, the video platform services company, which has established a reputation for providing video services for big publishers and business enterprises, is launching a slimmed down version of its solution priced at $99 per month
Forrester’s Bobby Tulsiani on Online Video: It’s Way Beyond the Media Business Now
Forrester has published a comparative study of six online video platform service providers. We reported on the study on Friday.
Madison Avenue’s Frustration with Online Video: Quality is “Complete Crap,” top WPP Exec
Despite the commanding position of YouTube, with 40 percent of video streams in the U.S., the quality of the environment for advertisers is not always acceptable, according to leading digital advertising executives.
Microsoft Readies Silverlight for Offline Use: Adobe’s Flash Heading to Smart Phones
NBC Sports will announce plans today to use Microsoft Silverlight as the software for Web viewing the Winter Olympics Games in the United States.