Vinod Khosla Raises $1 Billion for His Green VC Firm, Report

Powerhouse venture capitalist Vinod Kholsa is about to close on $1 billion in new capital for his green-oriented venture capital firm, Becky Buckman at Forbes reports.

 
 

Adobe Offers Up Powerful Flash Tools for Free in Big, Open Source Effort

The  Adobe text layout framework environment TLF, which powers the new, elegant The New York Times Reader, is  being released for free as part of a big "open source" move from Adobe.

 
 

YouTube’s Chris Dale Goes on PR Offense with “Myth Busting” Post

We read with interest a point by point "myth busting" blog post on YouTube's blog today penned by corporate spokespersons Chris Dale and Aaron Zamost.

 
 

Walter Cronkite, Iconic Newsman is Dead at 92

Longtime news anchor Walter Cronkite has died at the age of 92 after a long illness.   

 
 

Get Ready for Video on Wikipedia: Al Jazeera Has Started…..Have You Heard of FireOgg Yet?

Although video has been on Wikipedia in a limited way for the past two years, it is poised to take-off with the recent introduction of Firefox 3.5 along with other imminent developments, we have learned.

 
 

NASA Releases Historic Moonwalk Video Online

As part of the 40 year commemoration of the Apollo 11 mission, the first moon landing, NASA has restored the historic videos of the flight.   The videos were released today.

 
 

OBAMA’S CAMPAIGN VIDEO STRATEGIST: FORGET VIRAL, IT’S ABOUT TARGETED IMPACT

Digging deep into the online video strategy of the Barack Obama presidential campaign, video producer and strategist Max Harper, 27, explains that success cannot be measured in view count, but by targeted impact.

 
 

YouTube’s Jordan Hoffner on Metadata, Paid Keywords and Advertising

Hollywood, Calif. — Jordan Hoffner, who directs content partnership deals at YouTube, was the keynote speaker at the NAPTE LATV festival last week.

 
 

Brightcove Launches with Full Services in Japan Today

Brightcove, the big video services company has been making major inroads in Japan with several broadcasters, marketing partners and with investors.

 
 

Obama Campaign Video Was a “Collective Narrative of Hope”

Max Harper, a 27-year old community organizer and filmmaker was a key member of the presidential campaign of Barack Obama who created numerous campaign videos.

 
 

Howcast Shifts from Ad Driven Model to Sponsored Videos

Howcast, the New York-based start-up that produces short instructional "how-to" videos, has moved away from an advertising based business to a video producer and syndicator business for a range of corporate and government clients.

 
 

Adobe Readies Open Framework for Universal Video Player

Adobe seeks to unify the many flavors of video players with one universal framework, which it calls Strobe. 

 
 

Believe it: How a Little Video Blog Powered The Agenda for Election Reform

A cheap camera, dogged determination, and a smart video blog strategy has created a national dialogue about election form in the United States.

 
 

Video Coming to Wikipedia……Will be Viewable on Microsoft Explorer Too

One of the most anticipated developments in Web video will be the implementation of open source video into Wikipedia.

 
 

Adobe Lines up with Open Video Initiative and HTML 5.0

While the open video movement seeks an environment free of licensing fees for software, Adobe is supportive of the movement.

 
 

Dailymotion Leads the Industry with Ogg Theora, Works Now with Firefox 3.5

Now that Firefox 3.5 has been released, we will be seeing new sorts of programs for video including Ogg Theora, the open-source, non-Flash program for video.

 
 

Softbank-Backed NewsMarket Buys MediaLink as Market for Corporate Video Expands

NewsMarket, a New York based video services company which provides distribution for institutional and corporate video, has merged with the publicly-held MediaLink.

 
 

YouTube Launches “Click to Action” Program for All Video Producers

YouTube is broadly launching a program which allows video producers to insert their own promotional overlay ads into their clips.  They call it Call-to-Action overlays.

 
 

White House Signs Online Video Distribution Deal with California Start-up

NEW YORK, NY — The White House has signed an agreement with TubeMogul, an Emeryville, California-based start-up to distribute and analyze web videos, said David Burch, a TubeMogul executive, in this video interview.

 
 

Breaking: Firefox 3.5 is Released — A Historic Day for Web Video?

Firefox 3.5 has been released to the public.   What does it mean and specifically, what could it mean for open standards for Web video? 

 
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