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Online Video Streaming on the Rise
2009.08.15
The percentage of Americans streaming full-length TV shows and movies on the Internet has more than doubled in the last six months, according to research from Ipsos MediaCT’s biannual MOTION Stud
Broadband Consumers Differ in Media Habits
2009.06.01
"Extreme techies" are chiefly male and watch a lot of television online. Meanwhile, "TV-devoted online socializers" skew female and are less likely to stream video.
Internet TVs, Other Video Devices To More Than Quadruple By 2013
2009.06.01
Research Firm iSuppli Projects 376.5 Million CE Platforms Four Years From Now
TV Still Video King, YouTube Still Hulus Daddy
2009.06.01
According to Nielsen, almost 99 percent of the video watched in the US is on a television. That leaves 1.1 percent for the Internet, and 0.1 percent on mobile devices.
Media Execs Readying for Unpredictable Upfront
2009.05.02
The "money will be down" for this year's television upfront ad-buying season, media execs say. Overall, TV ad spending for the year is expected to decline up to 10%. As for online video: "Everybody is trying to get there but nobody is there yet." Plus, "better metrics" are needed.
Joost shopping itself to satellite and cable providers
2009.04.26
Joost is actively seeking a buyer and the beleaguered video service has told cable and satellite providers that it could be their online video solution, said sources close to the companies.
Can YouTube Monetize the Hulu Way?
2009.04.26
"According to Multichannel News, Credit Suisse analysts project that YouTube bandwidth costs, content licensing agreements, hardware needs and other expenses will reach over $700 million in 2009," they say.
Online Video Popular In Canada
2009.04.26
In February 21 million Canadians viewed more than 3.1 billion videos online, according to a new report from comScore Video Metrix.
Cable TV: Pushing to Become More Web-like
2009.04.13
Hulu.com and other popular Web sites that offer access to TV shows and films attract a fraction of the viewers that cable does but cable companies can't afford to sit still--not when Americans can get many favorite shows online for free. So Comcast (CMCSA), Time Warner Cable (TWC), and their ilk are going on the offensive.
CAST ASIDE PROFIT:IGER, BEWKES HAVE COMPETING ONLINE MODEL$
2009.04.13
Two of the entertainment industry's most powerful bosses are at odds about the model for offering free TV shows online in a debate that appears to center on the importance of owning broadcast networks.