Join David Hasson (and myself in the audience) to learn more about Adobe Primetime and the Primetime Media Player.
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Join David Hasson (and myself in the audience) to learn more about Adobe Primetime and the Primetime Media Player.
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“This week we announced the full commercial availability of our new native video players for iOS and Android and the discontinuation of our App Cloud HTML5 hybrid app solution. We are increasing our investments in deeper and broader native frameworks and developer tools for premium video apps.”
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A list of the top five trends in online video for 2013: OTT, tablets, connected TVs, personalization and branded journalism.
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As we reach the end of the first month of the year, and look back on 2012, the future becomes more clear. In 2012, we saw much of the same activity in the online space as previous years, with more churn and consolidation, more funding and innovation, coupled with the exploding growth of online video consumption. The industry grew another year and took bigger steps to the future.
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“Happy 2013! If 2012 was any indication on where online video is going, then 2013 is set to be a major year again for several parts of the industry. As we watch it unfold it’s always nice to see what’s going on in areas that we don’t quite cover here at ReelSEO, including, daily news.”
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“We might be slightly late to the 2013 “predictions party;” as they say, though, better late than never! Our friends at ReelSEO reached out to us late last week soliciting Brightcove chief marketing officer Jeff Whatcott’s thoughts on what to expect from the online video industry in 2013.”
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Last week, the Senate quietly agreed to allow video streaming companies such as Netflix to share data on of their customers’ streaming histories for up to two years — after only asking their permission once.
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What are the growth areas in online video, as we begin a new year? Live video is a hot topic, and everything is moving to the cloud. Oh, and don’t count out Flash just yet.
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“Video advertising company tubemogul raises an additional $20 million as real-time bidding comes to online video.”
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