Here you will find the latest news on video production companies * individuals creating content for the internet and IPTV broadcasts.
I’ve been a big fan of the BBC iPlayer ever since it first launched this time last year. And so it is with great delight to now find that the BBC have given the free Web TV service a rebuild.
The new BBC iPlayer version 2.0 is available from today in beta form, with the current software being put out to pasture on July 7th. With such a short testing period, the BBC needs all the feedback it can get.
Radio Now Included
So what’s new? The most obvious new feature is the integration between television and radio, with the BBC’s on-demand radio service now becoming part of the iPlayer.
The old static iPlayer landing page has been revamped to become a new dynamic page with many more interactive features, and a much more Web 2.0 feel to it. It’s confusing at first but after a while shows itself to be much more user-friendly.


It was just yesterday that we talked about
The move by many television networks to get their content on to the Web, in some format, usually for free, means that cable companies now have a quandary: do they pay the same price for the privilege of broadcasting shows that are also being broadcast free elsewhere for all to see?
The popularity of Web video is now no longer in question. 