Our first overseas event was on Monday, March 8 at the London offices of the Guardian. Helping me co-moderate was Robert Andrews, editor of paidContentUK.
We are publishing a number of segments from the conference on this page, so please check back for updates:
3/9/10 Financial Times Mulls Paid Model for Online Video
3/9/10 Apple Inexorably Pulling Video Publishers to HTML5 -- Whether They Like it Or Not
3/12/10 News Corp's BSkyB Gaining Ad Traction with Online Offering and "TV Everywhere" Play
3/12/10 Reuters Readies Syndication Plan for Third-Party Video News Producers
3/15/10 Scottish TV Gaining Online Users via Facebook Connect
4/8/10 The Financial Times Readies Non-Flash Solution for Apple Mobile Platform
Event Coverage:
paidContent.org: Beet.TV Roundtable: FT.com's Stephen Pinches May Take Video Behind Paywall
Journalism.co.uk: FT Video Could Move Behind Paywall
Journalism.co.uk: Online video: Reuters wants to offer more raw video to clients
paidContent.co.uk: Beet.tv Roundtable: Adobe, Brightcove - HTML5’s No Flash Beater, But We’ll Support It Anyway
Journalism.co.uk: BBC will prioritise live news video online, says newsroom head
Journalism.co.uk: Beet.tv: 'My approach has always been to share videos with other publishers'
paidContent.org: Beet.tv Roundtable: Economist Chief Says E-Readers Can Save Long-Form Journalism
Journalism.co.uk: Video from Beet.tv: How Reuters used social media in Iran to source video
Guardian.co.uk: Interview: Open Government Data
Panelists were:
Steve Allison, Technical Evangelist, Adobe Systems EMEA
Greg Beitchman, Global Editor, Reuters News Agency
Alistair Brown, Head of Digital, STV Group PLC
Caroline Casey, Director, Digital Development, Turner Broadcasting
Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor, The Economist
Mary Hockaday, Head of Newsroom, BBC
Stephen Pinches, Lead Product Development Manager, FT.com
Sorosh Tavakoli, Founder and CEO, Videoplaza
Jeff Whatcott, Senior Vice President, Brightcove
Special thanks to our gracious event sponsor, Brightcove.
Andy Plesser, Executive Producer
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How was one supposed to attend? Invite only
Nothing against online video, or online news in general... I can agree with a subscription based model for members getting the whole story or the full story (lets face is, search engines have been making money on other people's backs for some time)... The fact is however that charging for online video or online content is wrong in the sense that the internet is created to be an (FREE) information source for everyone. And I think much like TV ads or print ads, revenue should be made by selling this virtual ad space, and using personalization to provide the right ad for the content that is being read at that time by the user.
When is the next one?
I am glad to know about your first overseas event. I have checked some of these segments of the conference which you have given and they are good to know about conference. I like that you have shared these segments with us.
Mike, yes this event was invite only, but if you find other events we're doing that you're interested in, send us and email to let us know. Some of our events have a larger press allotment number.
Thanks! Beet.TV
How was one supposed to attend? Invite only?
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