CES Video: Yahoo! Connected TV to Provide “Broadcast Interactivity”

LAS VEGAS — Yahoo! Connected TV, a software program installed in a number of Internet-ready television sets, will soon allow producers and advertisers to enhance the viewing experience with a variety of interactive features, the company announced at CES.

 
 

Moving to the Mobile Web, Best Practices in New Report from Opinion Lab

As brands and businesses continue to migrate their services to the growing number of Smartphone users, they will want to keep the user experience that is particular to mobile phones, said consumer research firm Opinion Lab.

 
 

MTV Surfaces Music News, Tweets and Videos with New “Music Meter”

NEW YORK — Using an algorithm which parses one million records per day, the MTV Music Meter provides a ranking of the the most talked about and fast moving tunes. 

 
 

Cable TV Cord Cutting is a “Myth,” Industry Study Indicates

Despite the plethora of streaming video and over-the-top options, the vast majority of TV viewers are keeping their cable.

 
 

China’s Politburo Ordered Hack of Google, Wikileaks Reveals

The Chinese government, which had been thought for some time to have been the source of the hacking of Google’s servers, leading to Google’s departure from China, was directed by China’s Politburo, according to diplomatic cables disclosed today by Wikileaks. 

 
 

Video: Esther Dyson Marvels at Bing’s “Amazing Headway”

MONACO — Bing, the search engine from Microsoft has made "amazing headway" in the battle with Google for market share through "structured data," says Esther Dyson in this interview with Beet.TV

 
 

Apps Will “Reshape Paid Content,” Top Media Consultant

MONACO —  Apps will “reshape paid content” in a “profound way,” says Thomas Kunstner, partner at Booz and the leader of the firm’s European media practice, in this interview with Beet.TV

 
 

Europe’s Start-up Scene is “Taking Off,” TechCrunch’s Mike Butcher — “The Excitement is Palpable,” Reports the Wall Street Journal

MONACO — Having watched several cycles in the European tech start-up scene, this is one of the most exciting times, says TechCrunch European Editor Mike Butcher in this video interview with Beet.TV

 
 

No More Media Silos: Digital Content Needs to be Universally Accessed, paidContent’s Staci Kramer

MONACO —  For publishers to succeed in the fast changing media environment, digital content must be universally accessed, irrespective of the device, says Staci D. Kramer, editor of paidContent, the influential media news site.

 
 

Bram Cohen on the Evolving Business of BitTorrent

SAN FRANCISCO –  We caught up BitTorrent founder and chief scientist about the evolving business of his company.

 
 

CNET Launches ‘Reviews App’ as Shopping Guide for iPhone

LOS ANGELES –  CNET, a unit of CBS Interactive,  has been expanding its offering of a range of Apps for many content offerings, including videos.  Today it launched a shopping app for CNET Reviews for the iPad and iPod Touch in the App store. For more information on the new app and CNET's Holiday Tech […]

 
 

Russian Government is Protecting Cybercriminals for Political Actions, Author Alleges

SAN FRANCISCO — While the threat of cyber terrorism is much discussed in government and the media, the biggest threat around Internet security are state-supported industrial espionage as practiced by the Chinese and organized crime activities in Russia supported by the government.

 
 

3-D TV Adoption Challenged by Costs, NPD’s Ross Rubin

While there is consumer interest in high-end 3-D TV's, the costs for the TV's,  3-D Blu-ray players and glasses is slowing adoption, says Ross Rubin lead technology analyst at the NPD Group.

 
 

Breaking: Captions for Web Video Becomes Law Today with President’s Signature

With President Obama signature this afternoon, online video content creators will be among those required to provide closed captioning, as part of the 21st Century Communications and Video Accessiblity Act.

 
 

Daisy Says: Brands Need to Optimize Mobile Web Sites Fast

Consumers are increasingly searching for brands and businesses using their mobile phones. Google has said about 20 percent of searches on Google.com are now related to location and about one-third of all Google searches via the mobile platform are related to the searcher’s local environment.

 
 

AOL to Acquire Online Video Syndicator 5MIN

5MIN, the fast growing syndicator of online video, mostly lifestyle and "how to" clips, has been sold to AOL, according to a report by Peter Kafka of All Things Digital, MediaMemo.

 
 

Conviva Raises $15 Million in New Funding

Conviva has raise a series C $15 million venture round, the company announced today.    

 
 

The Financial Times Makes “Major Investment” in Online Video Studio, Report

The Financial Times has been investing heavily in producing online video programming and has made a "major investment" in building a television news studio in its London headquarters, paidContent reports.

 
 

Justin.tv Claims “Staggering” Upload of 32 Hours of Video Per Minute, Rising Revenue and Lower Bandwidth Costs

Justin.tv, the big San Francisco-based live Web video site continues to grow with an average of 32 hours of live video streamed and ingested into the system every minute to viewed instantly and for later viewing on demand, says Evan Solomon, head of marketing said in this interview.

 
 

ScanScout Claims Big Results with “Super Pre-Rolls”

ScanScout, the big New York-based video ad network, is getting favorable results for its advertisers, says Jason Krebs, Executive Vice President. We sat down with Jason recently for this update. Andy Plesser.

 
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