Kyte, the video services platform, has announced significant improvement to its user interface and range of services.
Originally a site dedicated to uploading live mobile video, Kyte has become an increasingly sophisticated video management solution for big enterprises.
I spoke with Kyte's Gannon Hall recently about developments at the San Francisco-based company. We have republished the interview today.
Here is a story about the new interface and service by Ryan Lawler of at NewTeeVee. Here's the take by Will Richmond.
Andy Plesser, Executive Producer
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Hi Guy's,
The two Kyte-powered apps feature a wide range of professional video content, including highlights from the 2009 event – as well as clips from previous years – behind-the-scenes interviews with artists appearing on the show; music videos from many of the featured Def Jam artists, including the Beastie Boys.
This is great job of Kyte platform.Its key advantage is it has ability to serve video to multiple mobile and social environments.Thanks.
How is kyte different from Adobe Flash Player? Adobe Flash Player is cross platform, works on mobile devices. You can stream directly from mobile to server.