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Posted 02 Oct 2009
Keynotes from Disney, ITN On, informitv, and the IAB UK highlight this year's event, coming up in London in October. Click here for video interviews with two of the keynoters.
Featured Articles,
Posted 28 Sep 2009
Adobe Story, which runs on the web or via a synchronized AIR application, allows multiple users to collaborate on script creation, making Creative Suite a full-fledged production software package.
Thurs., Sept. 10, by Paul Schmutzler and Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 10 Sep 2009
More than 5,500 votes were cast for more than 200 products—here are the top three vote-getters in each category.
Mon., Sept. 7, by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen
Featured Articles,
Posted 06 Sep 2009
Ben Waggoner answers your questions about Microsoft Silverlight. In this month's installment, he tackles some challenges facing users of legacy technologies like MMS and Windows Movie Maker.
Thurs., Sept. 3, by Troy Dreier
Featured Articles,
Posted 03 Sep 2009
Despite its attraction for developers, Silverlight has been slow to catch on. Will Smooth Streaming change that?
Tues., Aug. 18, by Jan Ozer
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Posted 18 Aug 2009
Stefan Richter answers Flash-related questions from the Streaming Media Forums.
Tues., Aug. 18, by Troy Dreier
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Posted 18 Aug 2009
HD sports streaming is taking off, and Inlet is behind many of the major events, including MLB, the Indianapolis 500, the Tour de France, and Wimbledon.
Thurs., Aug. 13, by Troy Dreier
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Posted 13 Aug 2009
There's a tangle of ideas embedded in the concept of production values.
Featured Articles,
Posted 11 Aug 2009
Why do we focus on what online isn't built to do—the big blockbuster video event?
Featured Articles,
Posted 11 Aug 2009
Maximizing Return on Premium Video
Featured Articles,
Posted 11 Aug 2009
After a week of immersion in the streaming world from a user's perspective, I came to several conclusions about online video platforms, H.264, cloud transcoding, and more.
Mon., Aug. 3, by Jan Ozer
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Posted 03 Aug 2009
With adaptive bitrate streaming, companies can post a video and let the technology sort out the rest. So which product is best for you?
Featured Articles,
Posted 31 Jul 2009
For those of us in the industry, the answer to that question is "Yes, and then some." But a series of recent earnings reports and research papers demonstrate that both the question and the answers are significantly more complex.
Tues., July 28, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 28 Jul 2009
In this episode, Tim Siglin explores the benefits of a single codec, H.264, for mobile delivery from two perspectives: a single media server (Wowza, represented by Dave Stubenvoll) and a content delivery network (Mirror Image Internet, represented by Martin Hayward).
Fri., July 24, by Tim Siglin
Featured Articles,
Posted 24 Jul 2009
Bandwidth controversy on Capital Hill, the FCC and the "Broadband Internet Fairness Act", Adobe & Microsoft share their toys in the "sandbox."
Thurs., July 23, by Nico McLane and A.M. Arno
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Posted 23 Jul 2009
Contrary to what the naysayers claim, TV's future is bright, as long as broadcasters move with the times and respond to what viewers want.
Mon, July 20, by Tom Weiss
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Posted 20 Jul 2009
Long known as a hardware company, ViewCast is redefining itself as a complete media management offering since its acquisition of Ancept Media Server earlier this year.
Mon., July 20, by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen
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Posted 20 Jul 2009
Bandwidth Bastards is a weekly dialogue published on StreamingMedia.com that takes an irreverent look at web video content—what media is making the most use of the worlds bandwidth pool, who is watching, where they're watching from, and how it got there. This week: The Michael Jackson Memorial.
Thurs., July 9, by Nico McLane
Featured Articles,
Posted 09 Jul 2009
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