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The theme for this week must be the erosion of market share for dominant technologies. Earlier, we reported on the Firefox web browser's steady march into Internet Explorer territory, and

Read/WriteWeb's Web 2.0 Summit coverage sponsored by Yahoo! At last year's Web 2.0 Conference, Mary Meeker of MorganStanley outlined how mobile and Asia were set for big growth. At this

According to the latest data from Nielsen Online (PDF), overall online video usage in April declined slightly compared to March (-2.3%), and all the major players, except for Youtube (+0.2%)

When you hear the name Seesmic today, chances are that you are thinking about a Twitter client, but once upon a time, Seesmic was a much-hyped online "video conversation" service.

JayCut is a flash-based online video editor, not unlike Yahoo!'s Jumpcut, that launched earlier this month. The Jaycut team emailed us on July 5th when they launched, and I remember

Interesting moves in the online video market as YouTube announced "a major upgrade of its Web site" last Friday, just a day after Yahoo announced its own video upgrade. Both

Earlier this month, we heard how online video was cannibalizing TV consumption, thanks to data coming out of an IBM study that polled people across six different countries worldwide. The

While real TV in the US struggles over how much of a cut traditional, professional content writers ought to get from online and new media revenue - the venerable

What is Magma? Well, it's best known as molten underground rock waiting to explode out of a volcano and flow viscously through your run-of-the-mill Polynesian village. But as of today,

YouTube co-founder Steve Chen has confirmed that the service will use Google's vast resources to launch live streaming functionality this year, according to a video interview on Sarah Meyer's new