Facebook is finally dropping “IS” as part of status update… finally. [Source: Wired]
Originally posted on November 20, 2007 @ 2:58 pm
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By Minic Rivera
Facebook is finally dropping “IS” as part of status update… finally. [Source: Wired]
Originally posted on November 20, 2007 @ 2:58 pm
By Minic Rivera
Onstream Media Corporation announced that All Mobile Video (AMV), one of New York’s largest video production companies, agreed to integrate Onstream Media’s Visual Webcaster on-site webcasting systems into their production studios to offer their clients a seamless webcasting solution. All Mobile Video and Onstream Media, after several years of cooperative production of webcasts, have created this partnership to promote and produce webcasting as well as digital asset management solutions. As a leading video broadcasting company in New York, AMV operates seven production studios in Manhattan, 21 video satellite and production trucks and has 200 employees.
Originally posted on November 20, 2007 @ 11:55 pm
By Minic Rivera
Video courtesy of Channel Scobleizer on Kyte
Originally posted on November 22, 2007 @ 8:59 am
By Minic Rivera
The Wall Street Journal reports that IAC/InterActiveCorp. is planning to enter China with $100 million earmarked for Internet businesses. A new company is expected to launch within a year and would cover media and advertising. IAC is also planning to bring Ask.com to China. Prior to this announcement, IAC has already invested $200 million in China, the report said.
Originally posted on November 25, 2007 @ 10:18 am
By Minic Rivera
AOL announced the availability of video ticker ads, a new interactive video advertising solution that serves as a creative alternative to pre-roll ads that was developed in conjunction with PointRoll, the leading provider of rich media technology solutions.
AOL’s video ticker ad is a graphic banner ad that is integrated within a streaming video, but without obstructing the video viewing experience. When clicked on by a consumer, the ticker expands to launch a video ad, or an interactive Flash ad, within the video player window. These ads will run across the AOL Network of premium video content within the newest version of the AOL Video media player platform.
Also released with the video ticker ads is a newly revamped media player platform which introduces several new and improved features, including:
• A single flexible experience: Sharing and social utilities – such as email, bookmarking and related videos – are available from the player view port;
• Multiple monetization options: New ad inventory includes 300 x 250 interstitials, video ticker ads and synched text ads;
• A new user interface and development framework: The new UI streamlines the control set and improves customization options, while the new development framework simplifies adding new features.
Originally posted on November 19, 2007 @ 8:36 am