The back-end technology that broadcasts IPTV and broadband video. These articles discuss the technology and workings behind the platforms that bring us television over the internet including both hardware and software.
Web Video Technology
How much do you know about video marketing? The chances are very little, unless it’s your business to know. Which is...
It took years to arrive, and months to be announced, but Apple has finally unveiled its new tablet PC, the iPad....
Project Canvas, the BBC-led IPTV offering for a Web TV future, finally got BBC Trust approval in December. But it still...
Television has always been an inherently social activity. While watching TV on your own is an acceptable thing to do, it’s...
Casual and online gaming are two sectors that have grown exponentially over the past couple of years. As a consequence, video...
In what is an early Christmas present to lovers of online video in the U.K., the BBC Trust has approved the...
Boxee is forging ahead with plans not only for a beta of its improved interface, but a new set-top box from...
As soon as Project Kangaroo was killed at birth the BBC began work on Project Canvas. This is a bigger, bolder...
The most recent article about Joost here on WebTVWire stated that the company was “heading ever closer to death.” And that...
If an entity is being threatened with extinction it has two options: evolve, or die. The Pirate Bay has chosen the...
The BBC iPlayer continues to go from strength to strength. Last week saw the service win the Judges’ Award at the...
YouTube is now offering viewers the chance to watch videos in Full HD or 1080p high-definition. This is an important move...
Although live streaming is already big business, there has so far been a dearth of options for the professional Webcaster who...
Project Kangaroo has been dead for a while now, but the technology, infrastructure, and branding were all up for sale. Orange...
Barely a month goes by where one of the big name competitors in the live video streaming sector doesn’t introduce a...
Including a video camera in the new iPhone 3GS was an inspired move by Apple, and one which has increased the...
Microsoft’s showing at E3 2009 was dominated by its new motion-sensing device. But the company also announced some innovation in the...
Each month, several companies release viewing figures for online video. This month was no exception, although the huge difference in figures...
A hell of a lot of us use YouTube on a daily basis to watch videos, and for the most part...
The news that The Pirate Bay lost its much-publicized court case produced many differing points of view as to the effect...
Project kangaroo was pronounced dead in February after the Competition Commission decided it would create a monopoly. However, the technology still...
The use of the Internet to deliver television and video content is increasing rapidly, but the infrastructure to do so isn’t...
The BBC iPlayer is widely regarded as a magnificent achievement and beacon on how to deliver high quality video streams over...
The new Joost is now live, and offers users the chance to watch content in their Web browser using Flash. But...
Sling Media has finally launched its SlingCatcher set-top box. The question now is do we actually need another device of this...
While the iPhone is an exquisitely designed smartphone, it’s not without its problems, one of which is its utter inability to...
How do you fancy watching high quality premium movies and episodes of television shows for free on Amazon Video On Demand?...
Should a site be held accountable for merely linking to pirated material? IsoHunt thinks not, and is taking its case to...
Joost is killing off its desktop client and moving lock, stock, and barrel over to a Web-based system of content delivery....
