Yes, even the Olympics is getting in on the live streaming action this year. Now, no matter where you are or what timezone you’re in you’ll be able to catch you favorite Olympic events either live or on-demand
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America Online is getting deeper into the online video act with the AOL On Network, a destination that will bring 320,000 videos and will feature 14 content channels.
More here:Microsoft is looking to expand the amount of video advertising on its Xbox 360 console and its video entertainment partner apps including ESPN, CBS, Gamespot, Last.fm, Manga Entertainment and MUZU.TV who all joined the new Xbox LIVE Run of TV Apps program. The ads are aimed at engaging the social, game-playing and video-watching audience on ...
Link:Google is the best of all innovators in the world and today they’ve proven it once again, they’ve brought Google Maps to the 8-bit classic gaming console the Nintendo Entertainment System. All praise Nintendo Power! Have you ever been lost in Zelda and wished you could just load up a map app to find your ..
For over a decade, marketers were told that the only way to implement video in email campaigns was to include a link in the email pointing to a video playing on a landing page.
It’s a dark day indeed for online video, H.264 has seemingly won the war without any real battles being fought. Google has yet to remove H.264 from Chrome and now someone high up at Firefox has pretty much stated that they’re throwing in the towel as well. Honestly, it makes sense.
Over the last year a lot of online video editors have popped up and so it was time for us to put together a list of everything that we could find with some basic information so you have a single source for comparing all of them. There will be no opinions in this, it's all just straight information about each of the services. This list is more for end-users.
YouTube is trying really hard to make YouTube.com your new TV. Instead of turning on the television and flipping through the 338 channels, they're hoping in the near future you'll just open a browser and go to YouTube...
I wrote this morning about how the future of online video marketing can be glimpsed just by watching what the band OK Go is doing with video --creative, envelope-pushing, inventive, etc. Another way brands and companies are expanding the definition of what the "video experience" can be is through interactive video.
