Hulu is making a big splash this summer with a fairly large investment in original online video series showing that it is just as important to their business model as TV content is.
iYogi Insights just put out some research in regards to the effectiveness of the Freemium business model and I combed through it and pulled out all the bits that had to do with online video for you. There’s loads of other info available as well if you want to read the Consumer Adoption Of Freemium Products And Services research
The CEOs of both CBS and now Time Warner have spoken out in favor of Hulu moving to an authentication model. Personally, it seems like an anti-trust suit to me in regards to Time Warner, who should have no say in the matter. Their CEO seems to be bullying consumers into sticking with a cable ..
The rest is here:Accenture recently did a study on Video Over Internet Consumers and there were some pretty interesting findings in the report. Today I’m going to look at perceived problems with online video from the consumer standpoint which had some pretty surprising stuff. As always, I like to give you their methodology so you get an idea ..
Read the original post:While Netflix isn't all the way back to highs pre-The Worst Price Hike of All Time, they pretty much got all those people back by the end of the year .
Wow, when it rains, it pours. After showing some seriously strong growth for years, Netflix, faltered with some bad business choices. They chased off hundreds of thousands of loyal customers, offered a flat, self-serving apology and lost a major chunk of their content
Vizio tablets now come with a special free gift included, as the company has announced that purchasers of its 8″ Android-powered Vizio tablets are eligible to receive three months of free Hulu Plus.
Bloomberg wrote up some thoughts on where it looks like the new Microsoft Xbox TV initiative is headed and I have to admit, I like what it looks like. Basically, it could position the Xbox 360 as the single piece of tech you need for all your video-based entertainment needs: gaming, DVD, cable TV
Seems like just a handful of major companies dominated the past week in online video. There were numerous stories and opinions about the public launch of Google Plus.
Facebook isn’t dead yet, despite what some might say. Sure, they randomly make widespread changes
