Monday, May 18, 2009
Big Global Expansion for Brightcove and Implementation on iPhone
NEW YORK, NY -- Brightcove, the Boston-based video services company, has been enjoying annual 300 percent growth, global expansion, strong balance sheet and is hooking up with devices including Vudu.
According to Brightcove CEO and Founder Jeremy Allaire, the company is providing integration onto the iPhone for shows including AMC's Mad Men, Saul Hansell of The New York Times reports.
Brightcove is developing iPhone apps for dozens of customers, a company spokesperson told me.
I interviewed Jeremy last week at the Streaming Media East conference for an update on developments at the company. We did not cover the iPhone developments.
iPhone App for Walt and Kara!Speaking of iPhone apps, the crew from All Things D who launched their own iPhone application last night. Kara Swisher has the story.
The new app has lots of videos, btw.
Hey Now: I'm on All Things D Today!
Very exciting to wake up this morning and see my post featured as contributor on All Things D. Wow.
Andy Plesser, Executive Producer
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Hi,
I interviewed Jeremy last week at the Streaming Media East conference for an update on developments at the company. We did not cover the iPhone developments.