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Netflix Launches in Canada Wednesday
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings will arrive in Toronto on Wednesday to launch the company's first foreign expansion: the Canadian market. For now, Canada's version of the movie-by-mail service won't actually
What is the Total Cost of Your Entertainment and Communications?
With the story yesterday about the Netflix price increase, I thought it would be an interesting exercise to examine what is the total cost of my entertainment and communications package
Kyte Takes More Money, Moves Away from User Created Video
Online and mobile video publishing service Kyte.TV, a darling of the European venture scene, has added still more funding to its substantial war chest and is taking a radically different
Streaming Internet TV Programming Guide Lauches
Find Internet TV today launched what they say is the first online guide to live Internet television streams. Even though their new TV Listings page currently only display information on
Qik Makes Choppy Live Announcement: Qik Roam
Today, streaming-video startup Qik announced a new global service called Qik Roam with Irish Deputy Prime Minister (or Tánaiste) Mary Coughlan and Irish telecom company Cubic Telecom CEO Pat Phelan
Bad Idea: Time Warner to Test Per Usage Web Access
With the rise of online video, broadband providers are starting to feel a strain on their networks. In order to combat network congestion, Time Warner has a solution: charge for
CES 2011: Verizon Says It Can Handle the Data
Everywhere you look at this year's Consumer Electronics Show there's another company or device focused on streaming content to the ever-expanding sea of mobile users. There are cars with Pandora-enabled
YouTube Inks First Live Sports Broadcast Deal
YouTube has announced an exclusive deal to broadcast live online the entire cricket season of the upstart Indian Premier League this year. "[This is] the largest and most extensive live
YouTube Expanding On-Demand Movie Service with Mainstream Hollywood Titles
According to a report from the Hollywood-tracking news outlet The Wrap, Google's YouTube will soon be expanding its on-demand movie rental service to include mainstream Holloywood films. Major movie studios including
Report: Users Expect Brands to be on YouTube - But Don't Want to See More Ads
According to a new report by Entertainment Media Research, a London-based media consultancy firm, YouTube users in the U.S. clearly see the popular streaming video site as the default destination
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