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Online television is constantly evolving, and part of that evolution is persuading more people to utilise the Web as a method...
Could huge banner ads on the YouTube homepage be the solution for Google’s lack of monetizing strategy for the site? No,...
YouTube is about to air its first full-length feature film: a political documentary being shown coincidentally during election year in America....
Will the switch to higher quality video streams on the BBC iPlayer cause ISPs to bitch and moan, or take action?...
Mobile video is growing ever more popular, particularly with the emergence of smartphones such as the Apple iPhone. But Delivering content...
Web video content has evolved over the past couple of years and is now of much higher quality than ever before....
I remember watching a demonstration of a video phone years ago, only to find that the quality was so poor, the...
The MPAA has had a slight change of focus and now wants to educate instead of irritate with a central website...
Blockbuster, the company once synonymous with movie rentals, has been strangely absent from the digital download business. It’s been left to...
The video-on-demand sector has just got a little more crowded, and this time, it’s due to a big player entering the...
We’ve recently spoken quite a bit about webcams: the technology involved, video conferencing, video blogging, and what are the best currently...
If you can master the business of Web video, from on-demand and streaming, to compression methods and the hardware required, then...
Video editing software is now more important, and more of an essential purchase than ever. If you want to get anywhere...
There were rumours back in April of a new video download service coming to the Playstation 3, with television and movie...
We spend our time here at WebTVWire talking about online video, with high-profile companies such as Apple, Fox and Hulu getting...
The annual tennis championships at Wimbledon in London, England yesterday, and for the third year in a row, all the action...
The last few weeks have seen a rash of opinions being expressed over the ability of YouTube ever making money. The...
It seems that after Steve Jobs keynote at the WWDC earlier this week, where he unveiled the new 3G iPhone, everyone...
Web video has been growing for a fair number of years now, with broadband sparking an explosion in on-demand video services...
NBC hates Apple, or at least iTunes. However, that doesn’t mean it hates iPhones, iPod Touches, or people who own these...
Yesterday, we touched on the issue which seems to be dominating the blogosphere right about now, that of the plans Microsoft...
Yesterday I reported how NBC has decided to get in to bed with Microsoft and offer individual episodes of its shows...
The Archos 605 Wi-Fi Portable Media Player is part of a new generation of media players which utilise the Web for...
At the moment, it seems there’s a high level of confusion about how Web TV can be made to be profitable...
Over the last couple of weeks, we shared our four part interview series with Dr. Gerry Purdy, VP and Chief Analyst...
In our four part interview series with Dr. Gerry Purdy, VP and Chief Analyst with Frost & Sullivan, we are discussing...
Last week saw Google announce two new elements in its YouTube arsenal: the all singing, all dancing, all new API, and...
Transcoding on demand for mobile video is starting to play an important part in the growth of online video as the...
The last year has seen a bitter war raging between manufacturers, movie studios and retailers over what would become the high...
CrossCast is an Online UI and tools platform for production professionals. Over the past couple of years, I’ve spoken with Mirco...
