With the proliferation of online video (yes there is more than just YouTube out there!), the opportunity has arisen for portal players that provide a 'one stop shop' for online Continue reading »

In yesterday's interview with Matt Cutts from Google, on the topic of next-generation search, we touched on how Google is tackling the issue of indexing (and advertising around) online video. Continue reading »

In Read/WriteWeb's interview with Matt Cutts of Google today, on the topic of next-generation search, the very last question I asked him was how Google is going about indexing video. Continue reading »

Today I was invited to TVNZ's headquarters in Auckland, along with several other local bloggers, to check out their new web-based television on demand service - called TVNZ ondemand and Continue reading »

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Internet_Killed_the_Television_Star'; Television is big business. No, let's not understate it: television is very big business. The global broadcast and cable television industry generates billions of dollars worldwide Continue reading »

Revision3, the online TV network founded last year by Digg's Jay Adelson and Kevin Rose, David Prager of TechTV, and others, has announced a new underground music show on Continue reading »

While YouTube and online video is all the rage currently, I often wonder if there's anything on these video websites other than mentos-coke explosions and bad singing. Don't get me Continue reading »

The oddly-named 1dawg is the latest of hundreds of hopefuls to ride the online video wave. 1dawg's differentiating factor is that it provides a free video conversion service to a Continue reading »

Written by Emre Sokullu and edited by Richard MacManus There are now so many companies vying to be the next YouTube, it's easy to lose track of them all. So Continue reading »

TVTonic is billing itself as "The Internet Channel". There are plenty of companies muscling into that market currently (the Amazon/TiVO partnership being the latest example), but TVTonic seems more focused Continue reading »