Cable or satellite TV? On your computer via the internet? Both? According to a poll conducted by newteevee.com, the internet was the top choice of respondents who took part in this event. I was able to catch a little bit of both, mostly web via the CNN & Facebook feed which reported millions of connections or […]
Read more "How did you watch Obama’s inauguration?"As mentioned in earlier posts, the CRTC is investigating the possibility of regulating new media and web based content similar to their role in traditional media sectors. Here some links to items out on the web related to this: CRTC’s backgrounder on new media CBC’s coverage of Google’s letter to CRTC Michael Geist’s ” Three Battleground […]
Read more "CRTC and new media – Update"According to this press release from ComScore, who measures and reports on digital and online usage, online video viewing has increased by 45% in October 2008 when compared to a year ago. …U.S. Internet users viewed 13.5 billion online videos during the month, representing an increase of 45 percent versus year ago…more than 147 million […]
Read more "ComScore reports a 45% increase in online video viewing"According to this post from NewTeeVee.com – “Layoffs and More Layoffs: What about online video?“, some companies are not cutting back. (note: BRASSmedia’s bold and underlining). So are they letting go of online video staffers or not? NBCU: Probably. The layoffs are reportedly taking place across all units. Adobe: No. “The layoffs are intended to […]
Read more "Job cuts and new media"As posted on Podcasting News – “According to Forrester analyst James L. McQuivey, Ph.D., you’ll encounter “a dozen video platforms per day,” – what he calls an OmniVideo world.” “In Forrester’s view, video “is about to explode, driving up total video viewing time from 4 hours per day to 5 hours by 2013.” “The percent of video that […]
Read more "By 2012, Internet Video Will Be Everywhere"
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