May 11th, 2010
What’s New in Interactive Video – 05/11/10
- Will ActiveVideo Networks Successfully Bring TV-viewing To The Cloud?
- VIRAT, MITRE’s Military Streaming Video, Is Even Better Than Hulu
- All Your TVs Are Belong To Hollywood
- Five Questions With… TubeMogul’s Brett Wilson (Good insights into online video analytics…)
- Playboy: Virtual Casting Campaign Case Study
- America’s Got Talent Opens YouTube Auditions [VIDEO]
- Why Much of Your Favorite TV Content Still Isn’t Online
- Minority Report UI Designer John Underkoffler Talks About The Future of Gestures
- OK Good Stuff Offers A DIGGnation-esqe POV on Web Video
- Mark Cuban Foretells Netflix Demise, Sees a Future Filled With On-Demand Video
- From The Trenches: The Problem With Live Web Video And How To Set It Free
- Who Rules Web Video?
- Internet Connected TVs On The Increase – Half Of All New Sets To Be Web Capable By 2013
- Skype To Make Group Video Chat The Next Killer Webcam Feature
- Is Brightcove the Next Flash?
- Censors Get Nervous as Live Streaming Grows
- Clicker Live Shows You What’s Playing On The Web Right Now
- 10 Awesome Webcam Feeds From Around the World
- Tinychat Launches Twitter Chatrooms
- SlideShare Goes Beyond PowerPoint and Adds Video
Tags: ActiveVideo, Awesome Webcam Feeds, Brightcove, cloud computing, Digg, Group Video Chat, Interactive Video, Internet-Connected TV Stats, John Underkoffler, Live Streaming Growth, Live Web Video, Mark Cuban, MITRE, On-Demand Video, online video, PlayBoy Virtual Casting, Skype, Slideshare Video, streaming video, Tinychat, TubeMogul, VIRAT, web video, YouTube Auditions
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Apparelnty this is what the esteemed Willis was talkin’ ’bout.
September 25th, 2011 at 3:05 am