January 19th, 2010
What’s New in Interactive Video – 01/19/10
- HOW TO: Add Captions To Your YouTube Videos
- 3D TV? Too Soon Now, but One Day You Will Want It
- Just Cause 2′s interactive trailer lets you choose your own adventure
- 12 Surprising Things Holding Back Online Video Advertising
- As Star Wars: Uncut Nears Completion, What Does the Future Hold?
- Per-Person Online Video Viewing Jumps 13%
- What’s Next for YouTube? Self-Serve Overlay Ads
- Coke, Nestle Are Among Big Brands Testing Virtual Currency Vids
- Five Essential Fair Use Resources for Online Video Makers
- Webcam Job Interviews: How to Survive and Thrive
- Netflix Confirms It’s Coming To The Wii: But Most Wii’s Aren’t Internet Connected
- BBC Teams Up With Samsung for TV iPlayer
- An iPhone Ad Disguised As A User-Editable Vampire Weekend Music Video
- Platform Overload: How Many Content Platforms Can Survive On TVs And Devices?
- The Rise Of Connected Devices
- White House Rolls Out Video Chats Online
- Make Beautiful Music on YouTube With This Interactive Toy
- Computer Tracking System Revolutionizes Green Screens
- 5 Eye-Popping 3D YouTube Videos
- Nexus One vs. iPhone 3GS: Which Phone Is the Better Video Device?
- http://gigaom.com/2010/01/11/connected-devices/
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