January 6th, 2010
What’s New in Interactive Video – 1/5/2010
- Vimeo Offers 1080p High-Def Video, Mobile Options for Paying Users
- gWallet Sees Deeper Consumer Engagement With Branded Video Campaigns
- 31 Billion Web Videos Served In November
- Nexus One Offers Seamless YouTube Experience
- Skype Wants To Make Your TV More Social
- Discovery And ESPN Hop On The 3D TV Bandwagon
- State Of The Vlogosphere: 70% Of Video Blogs Hosted On Five Sharing Sites
- Make Video Encoding Easy And Affordable With Encoding.com
- Can Online Video Solve Social TV Issues?
- Search, Monetize and Fact Check YouTube Transcripts With Speakertext
- The Pent-up Demand For Social TV
- 3-D Display Revenues Expected To Hit $22 Billion By 2018 – How soon until this 3-D phenomenon migrates to the Web?
- Synchtube: A Model For Webclip Social Networking On Future TV Shows?
- Could Avatar Jumpstart The Home 3-D Market?
- YouTube’s Top 10 Launches Of 2009
- Hulu’s Success Stats: 43 Million Users, 924 Million Streams, 14,000 Hours Of TV
- YouTube’s Quest To Suggest More
- Is YouTube About To Jump Into Online Gaming
Tags: 3-D Display Revenues, 3-D TV, Avatar, Branded Video Campaigns, Discovery 3-D, Encoding.com, gWalet, Hulu Stats, Interactive Video, Nexus One, online video, Skype, Social Skyp, Social TV, Speakertext, Synchtube, Video, vimeo, Vlogospher, Webclip Social Networking, youtube, YouTube Online Gaming
Share
2 comments