2009 will be the year educational media goes beyond podcasts and becomes truly mobile.
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All signs seem to point to a slow year for online video, but in the business webcasting sector, online multimedia spending could go up.
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Live mobile streaming is still in its embryonic stages, but these players are trying to bring it to life.
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Posted 12 Feb 2009
The deals that made 2008—the good, the bad, and the cheap
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As metrics improve, so do online advertising's prospects.
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H.264 was definitely the 'it' codec of 2008, and despite its complex and potentially expensive licensing, it will likely only become more pervasive in years to come.
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The use of video in higher education has moved beyond mere lecture capture.
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While there are still plenty of newbies, most enterprises are savvier than ever about how to get the most out of online video.
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2008 was the year that big media learned to stop worrying and love—or at least accept—online video.
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While the economy means bad news for most businesses, those in the streaming media industry should prepare for a robust 2009.
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Live webcasts of President Obama's inauguration revealed the promise and limitations of streaming media.
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The last year saw developments—some big, some small—to all of the major nonlinear video editing platforms. Here's a look at the latest word from Adobe, Apple, Avid, and Sony.
Wed., Feb. 11, by Jan Ozer
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Posted 11 Feb 2009
 We’re looking for you to nominate the top players in the online video game for the inaugural Streaming Media Dream Team.
Tues., Feb. 3, by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen
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Posted 03 Feb 2009
As users attempt to maintain identities and assets, including video, across multiple sites, the W3C held a workshop to address opportunities and challenges offered by distributed social networks.
Fri., Jan. 30, by Tim Siglin and Christine Perey
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Posted 30 Jan 2009
The release of a new crop of inexpensive pocket HD camcorders at this year’s CES, combined with YouTube’s recent launch of 720p HD video, is about to open the floodgates of ubiquitous HD streaming.
Fri., Jan. 23, by Max Bloom
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Posted 23 Jan 2009
The Adobe eLearning Suite, which includes the brand-new Captivate 4, takes aim at both rich media presentation tools and conferencing/collaboration platforms with offerings that should appeal to both academic users and enterprise training departments.
Tues., Jan. 20, by Paul Riismandel
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Posted 20 Jan 2009
 More and more mobile devices are accessing streaming video, and much of that video is delivered in the 3GP format. Here's a look inside the format and how it came to be.
Mon., Jan. 19, by Onur Durak
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Posted 19 Jan 2009
How the YouTube generation turned the 2008 Presidential election upside-down, and not just for the Obama campaign.
Mon., Jan. 19, by Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen
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Posted 19 Jan 2009
Piracy doesn't pose the same threat to video content owners as it did to the music industry, and the video industry's historic adaptability makes it likely that it will thrive in the age of online distribution.
Mon., Jan.12, by Sam Vasisht
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