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Adobe Partners with BBC on Streaming Video
The BBC's much-maligned iPlayer online video player will be getting a companion streaming version later this year. Through a partnership announced this afternoon with Adobe, the BBC will begin offering
Mexican Gangs Make YouTube Tool of Narcoterrorism
The most popular post in the history of ReadWriteWeb is titled "Top 10 YouTube Video of All Time." Online video in general, and industry-leader YouTube in particular, are a mainstay
DailyMotion Adds HD Video - Is YouTube Falling Behind?
Leading French video sharing site DailyMotion announced this morning that it is now supporting HD video upload and playback. It follows art-video site Vimeo, where HD was added in October.
Multimedia Wikipedia: Can Video Be Collaborative?
This morning, the Open Video Alliance is launching a campaign to bring video to Wikipedia. The project encourages Wikipedia users to add videos using the "100% free and open source
Olympics: Only 0.2% of Viewers Exclusively Watch Online
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Olympics are off to a good, but not amazing start on the Internet. Over the first three days, NBC's online coverage drew an
Adjustables Debuts Video Ad Service at ad:tech Chicago
The growing ranks of online marketers gathered this week at ad:tech Chicago. Big technology players like Google, DoubleClick, WebTrends, Omniture, and Advertising.com were present, along with email marketing firms, large
Does More Internet Streaming and Web Video Mean Less Traditional TV Viewership?
Despite all the hullabaloo about the ascendancy of Web video and predictions about the demise of cable, Americans still watch a lot of television. Those are the findings, at least,
Google Chrome Now Supports WebM Video Format
Google just released a new developer version of Chrome. This is the first official version of Chrome with support for the new WebM open video standard. Google introduced WebM at
Miro 2.0: What if Boxee and iTunes Had a Love Child?
The Participatory Culture Foundation just released version 2.0 of Miro, the open source online TV application formerly known as Democracy Player. Miro is a combination of a video and audio
Online Video for the Very Young
It's no secret that YouTube's age demographics skew young, but young still means 18-34, and much of the content on the site would be inappropriate for children under the age
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