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Microsoft Gives its Developer Conference the Olympic Treatment
Next week (October 28 and 29) Microsoft will host its Professional Developer Conference (PDC) on its sprawling Redmond, WA campus. Typically, PDC - which the company only organizes when it
So Much for Video Conversations: Seesmic Puts Its Video Service on Hold
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.
Justin Bieber Tries to Stop FreeBieber.org
If the "illegal streaming bill" becomes law, kids like Justin Bieber could be convicted of a felony just for singing copyrighted songs and posting them to YouTube. So why does
Goodbye to the YouTube Address: White House Goes with Akamai Instead
The president's weekly video address was often called the 'YouTube address,' but after complaints from privacy activists, the White House has now decided to leave YouTube behind and use Akamai's
Hulu Grew Revenue 60% Last Year, Still Blocks Google TV & Boxee
Hulu didn't end up getting sold in 2011, but it nonetheless turned out to be a pretty big year for the premium video streaming service. Overall, the business grew
No More Downloads, Amazon Moves Its Online Video Store To The Cloud
Amazon's original video store, Amazon Unbox, is a lot like iTunes - you shop online and the files must be downloaded to your computer in order to view them. For
YouTube: Live Streaming Today
In just under eight hours, YouTube will begin celebrating its first live streamed event in San Francisco with a concert and party intended to celebrate its user community Celebrities, Web
By Signing With Netflix, DreamWorks Bets Big on the Web
DreamWorks Animation is betting big on the future of the Web's popularity for consuming premium video content. The major Hollywood animation studio has signed a deal with Netflix to stream
Internet TV In 2012: Roku Streaming Stick & Smart Televisions
Who needs a big, expensive Web-connected television when there are so many other ways to stream content from the Internet to your living room? There are a variety of boxes
YouTube Competitor Dailymotion Comes to the iPhone
Dailymotion, the Paris-based video sharing portal that is extremely popular in Europe, just launched its first set of iPhone applications. Dailymotion launched two apps: a free, ad-supported version (iTunes link),
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