by Allan E. Alter: "We asked CIOs who participated in this month's Emerging Technologies Survey to tell us which Web 2.0 applications they use personally."
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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
CIO Insight, 23.08.2007: CIOs Want Their Web 2.0 Applications
CIO Insight, 23.08.2007: CIOs Want Their Web 2.0 Applications
by Allan E. Alter: "We asked CIOs who participated in this month's Emerging Technologies Survey to tell us which Web 2.0 applications they use personally."
by Allan E. Alter: "We asked CIOs who participated in this month's Emerging Technologies Survey to tell us which Web 2.0 applications they use personally."
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 18.04.2007: “WPF/E” becomes Silverlight, struts its video side
ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 18.04.2007: “WPF/E” becomes Silverlight, struts its video side
by Ryan Stewart: "At the NAB conference this morning, Microsoft is giving us a first glimpse at Silverlight, the artist formerly known as 'WPF/E'. Because the announcement comes from the NAB conference, but also because it's one of Silverlights major strong points, Microsoft is talking a lot about video."
by Ryan Stewart: "At the NAB conference this morning, Microsoft is giving us a first glimpse at Silverlight, the artist formerly known as 'WPF/E'. Because the announcement comes from the NAB conference, but also because it's one of Silverlights major strong points, Microsoft is talking a lot about video."
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Thursday, March 01, 2007
Mashable, 27.02.2007: Brightcove Launching AfterMix - Pulls Ahead of YouTube?
Mashable, 27.02.2007: Brightcove Launching AfterMix - Pulls Ahead of YouTube?
by Pete Cashmore: "The video platform Brightcove is trying to make moves into YouTube’s consumer-facing territory: as part of that venture, they’re expected to launch Aftermix (closed beta coming in a few weeks), a tool that lets users borrow professional video clips and incorporate them into into their own productions."
by Pete Cashmore: "The video platform Brightcove is trying to make moves into YouTube’s consumer-facing territory: as part of that venture, they’re expected to launch Aftermix (closed beta coming in a few weeks), a tool that lets users borrow professional video clips and incorporate them into into their own productions."
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James Governor’s Monkchips, 28.02.2007: Brightcove: Towards a Media We-Distribution model?
James Governor’s Monkchips, 28.02.2007: Brightcove: Towards a Media We-Distribution model?
by James Governor: "Jeremy Allaire is one of the true visionaries of rich internet apps- one of the founders of Macromedia he is now CEO of Brightcove. A few years ago, he says, he figured video would become as ubiqitous as text…which is why he founded Brightcove. "
by James Governor: "Jeremy Allaire is one of the true visionaries of rich internet apps- one of the founders of Macromedia he is now CEO of Brightcove. A few years ago, he says, he figured video would become as ubiqitous as text…which is why he founded Brightcove. "
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Monday, December 18, 2006
SearchViews, 08.12.2006: Yahoo's Re-Org and Metacafe Rumors
SearchViews, 08.12.2006: Yahoo's Re-Org and Metacafe Rumors
by Kate Zimmermann: "Is Yahoo is finally cleaning up their internal "peanut butter" problem? On Tuesday, Yahoo announced their plans to merge media assets and reshuffle upper management (including the departure of COO Dan Rosensweig) by mashing everything into three overhead groups."
by Kate Zimmermann: "Is Yahoo is finally cleaning up their internal "peanut butter" problem? On Tuesday, Yahoo announced their plans to merge media assets and reshuffle upper management (including the departure of COO Dan Rosensweig) by mashing everything into three overhead groups."
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Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Micro Persuasion, 07.12.2006: How TV Will Become the Ultimate Open Content Platform
Micro Persuasion, 07.12.2006: How TV Will Become the Ultimate Open Content Platform
by Steve Rubel: "Since the dawn of the medium in the 1950s, big media has had a stranglehold over what you watch on your TV. However, that's all about to change. A perfect storm is brewing. A-la-carte programming, branded entertainment and peer-created content are all coming to your TV in glorious high definition - all brought to you by the letters IPTV."
by Steve Rubel: "Since the dawn of the medium in the 1950s, big media has had a stranglehold over what you watch on your TV. However, that's all about to change. A perfect storm is brewing. A-la-carte programming, branded entertainment and peer-created content are all coming to your TV in glorious high definition - all brought to you by the letters IPTV."
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer, 01.12.2006: Rich Internet Advertising
Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer, 01.12.2006: Rich Internet Advertising
by Ryan Stewart: "Beet.tv has an interview wtih David Hallerman, an analyst with eMarketer about the advertising market. As he notes, we’re still in the infant stage of video advertising, but he’s also correct when he says paid search is just direct marketing."
by Ryan Stewart: "Beet.tv has an interview wtih David Hallerman, an analyst with eMarketer about the advertising market. As he notes, we’re still in the infant stage of video advertising, but he’s also correct when he says paid search is just direct marketing."
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