NEW YORK — While pay-per-view for fights have long been a staple of cable operators and satellite networks, it is very new for online publishers.
One of the most exciting areas of online video is live streaming. It is on the rise with free platforms including uStream, Justin.tv and Mogulus. It will become more pervasive once Yahoo! comes online with its live service. The question is how is this content monetized The insertion of advertising into live programming has not […]
In the ecosystem of live streaming technology, Veodia is somewhere in the middle of the likes of uStream and Justin.tv and professional video streaming services. The company provides organizations to broadcast and manage live and on-demand high quality (MPEG-4/h.264). It has a free service, which as Veodia branding, and a corporate "white label" solution. We’ve […]
Mogulus, the the New York-based start-up which is empowering live online video casting of small content creators, on Monday announced a "white label" solution so broadcasters and publishers can use the platform with their own branding and customized functionality. Some other well known players in the field include Justin.tv and uStream. Yahoo! Live will enter […]
Click To Play Live video streaming, within the reach of publishers large and small, will become more widespread in 2008 thanks to services that are inexpensive and work with a simple camera and Internet connection. Justin.TV, Veodia, uStream, and others have established the viability of live streaming. Pioneering video blogger Robert Scoble will use Mogulus […]
Click To Play Live video streaming technology, formerly the province of big expensive webcasters, is within the reach of many. Here at Beet.TV we have been reporting on innovations at uStream and Justin.TV, start-ups who are empowering users with an easy and free way to stream live from a webcam and computer. (We just learned […]
Click To Play Here’s the second of two interviews with Microsoft’s Brian Goldfarb, who heads product development for Silverlight. Beet.TV was in Redmond last week for a series of interviews about the Silverlight launch and its implications. Brian outlines the two fundamental implementations of Silverlight: as a media platform for streaming video — and as […]
Click To Play Live, quality online video is "taking off" and will become widespread in the months ahead, according to Adobe, the maker of Flash. I visited with Chris Hock, who heads the Adobe the Flash media group, which is based in San Francisco. Chris expects that live will pervade the Web from events, to […]
Click To Play OK, so our colleague Robert Scoble has thrown in towel on going live 24/7 on Ustream — a good decision, Robert, heehee. But what Robert demonstrated, and the much talked about Justin Kan of Justin.TV, is the viability and prospect of streaming live, quality video. Silverlight, the new Web based video distribution […]
Click To Play Here’s Justin.TV’s Justin Kan who we caught on tape lounging around in bed in San Francisco. Beet.TV’s David Kavanaugh put this together from our Manhattan broadcast center. (Sorry for the audio — we’re going to transcribe some of his comments and add to this post.) Justin is not engaged in some sort […]