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2012 Predictions from Around the Web, and Why OVPs Should Give a Puck
Each year the predictions on what the new year will bring start to appear on the web as the current year winds down, and by January they're in full swing and just keep on coming. I've been collecting, sharing and curating the predictions for the online video, social media and technology industries the past four years, and now that we're several weeks into 2012, I present another collection of predictions from around the web. Some are bold, some are obvious and most are simply best guesses based on current aCollected in Klessblog's videos Jan 24, 2012 -
Adaptive Bitrate Technology: Meeting the Multi-Screen Challenge Head On – Matt Smith, Envivio
As the demand to deliver content to consumers on multiple screens continues to grow at a rapid pace, companies adapt their methods and means to meet the challenge. It's no longer a notion or idea on the horizon – but a mandate for many product and services in a multi-platform world, where consumers want any content on any device, anytime and anywhere.Collected in Klessblog's videos Dec 28, 2011 -
Webcasting Tips and Tricks From the Enterprise
Last month I had the pleasure of participating on a panel session: Webcasting Tips and Tricks From the Enterprise, at Streaming Media West. The panel was comprised of several enterprise video industry veterans from Wells Fargo, Cadence, Oracle, Lockhead Martin and myself, from Kaiser Permanente.Collected in Klessblog's videos Dec 23, 2011 -
Enterprise Video Trends: A Real World Perspective - Nick Balletta, CEO, Talkpoint
Nick Balletta has been in the live webcasting business for a long time, and as CEO of Talkpoint, his company has helped shape the online video industry by providing clients, the technology and services to build scalable video communications. Talkpoint's predecessor – NextVenue – pioneered the live interactive webcasts since 1998, and its roots that go back to CNBC/Dow Jones desktop video.Collected in Klessblog's videos Dec 23, 2011 -
ivi TV Founder Todd Weaver: Fighting for the Future of Internet TV
One of the biggest stories of 2011 is what the future of television will look like as service providers, consumer electronics manufacturers and content aggregators all jockey for the prime position in your living room. One company seeking to help consumers "cut the cord" is Seattle-based ivi, an online cable company, and has been embroiled in a lawsuit with broadcasters seeking to stop it from rebroadcasting their content online.Collected in Klessblog's videos Dec 10, 2011 -
The Future of TV and The Great Unbundling of Video Services - Jim Louderback, Revision3
We're in the end game of the of the great unbundling of video services, says Jim Louderback, CEO of Revision3, as next generation television channels shift from traditional models to IPTV video networks. Experts agree that the overall TV experience and PayTV business model will see dramatic changes over the next five years.Collected in Klessblog's videos Dec 1, 2011 -
At Long Last… My Interview with Merton, the Piano Chat Improv Guy
It was more than a year ago when Merton, the improvisational piano player, became an Internet sensation when he first appeared on Chatroulette playing piano and serenading the strangers he'd meet on the video chat website. His videos have attracted over 25,000,000 views on YouTube and he has performed in London, Montréal, and he now has live, interactive, webcam show that airs weekly on Wednesdays at 10:00 PM ET called The Merton Show.Collected in Klessblog's videos Nov 22, 2011 -
Jan Ozer's Thoughts on Why Adobe Abandoned Flash for Mobile
Streaming Media West was abuzz this past week with Adobe's surprising announcement that it will abandon future development of Flash Player for mobile devices following the next release 11.1, and will be more aggressively contribute to HTML5 innovation with key players, including Google, Apple, Microsoft and RIM. Adobe will continue to support its current Flash development. Over the last few years HTML5 and H.264 video have been gaining momentum as an emerging standard for online and mobile video, spurred onCollected in Klessblog's videos Nov 11, 2011 -
blinkx Powers Video Search and Discovery with Targeted Ads, Acquisitions and New Video Channels
Earlier this year at OTTcon, I caught up with Suranga Chandratillake, CEO and Founder of blinkx, which calls itself "the world's largest and most advanced video search engine." Chandratillake founded blinkx in 2004 and has helped pioneer video search on the Internet. Unlike other search engines that focus on text web, titles and metadata, blinkx uses a unique combination of patented conceptual search, speech recognition and visual analysis to find and qualify online video.Collected in Klessblog's videos Nov 7, 2011 -
I'm going to Streaming Media West to discuss Webcasting Tips and Tricks From the Enterprise
I'll be taking a short break from my intense work schedule next week to speak at Streaming Media West, on a panel session, Webcasting Tips and Tricks From the Enterprise. According to the conference program, "this session focuses on best practices from enterprise corporations which have adopted and implemented live video across their organization.Collected in Klessblog's videos Nov 6, 2011 -
Video Marketing Advise for Retailers: Create Content, Not Commercials - Andy Stack, YouTube
Online video is massive in its reach and scale with 6.9 billion videos watched in the U.S. in July and August of this year, and it's quickly growing into a major component of what people do online or how they consume information and entertainment.Collected in Klessblog's videos Oct 13, 2011 -
VidBlogger Nation Launches as First of its Kind Social TV Network on Comcast Xfinity on Demand
Marc Scarpa, veteran director and executive producer of live interactive media events, has launched the first of it's kind social TV network with Comcast Xfinity On Demand, called VidBlogger Nation, that brings popular local YouTube talent into the living room of millions. VidBlogger Nation is shot on location by local video bloggers in 10 key markets, including Philadelphia, New Jersey, New England, Atlanta, South Florida, Michigan, Denver, Portland, Sacramento, and San Francisco.Collected in Klessblog's videos Oct 3, 2011 -
Video is the Swiss Army Knife Of Internet Marketing - Mark Robertson, ReelSEO.com
According to ReelSEO.com's Mark Robertson, online video is the swiss army knife of online marketing, and social video can help eCommerce retailers move from conversions to conversations with their customers. I sat down with Mark following his keynote, "Welcome to the ‘REEL’ Web: Why Video Marketing has Evolved Beyond SEO" at Liveclicker’s 2011 Video Commerce Summit in San Francisco last month, to get a high level overview of how social media has changed search, the state of V-Commerce and what tactics and tCollected in Klessblog's videos Sep 27, 2011 -
Getting Online Video to Measure Up - Dan Piech, comScore
2010 was massive year growth for online video, throughout the industry and the way consumers accessed video content. Analysts are seeing a sharp rise in online video viewing compared to traditional television, which has huge implications for online video advertising and marketing. Digital media measurement firm comScore noted in its “The 2010 U.S.Collected in Klessblog's videos Jun 22, 2011 -
Funny or Die's Recipe for Success: Great Content, SEO & Social Media - Patrick Starzan, Funny or Die
Core to any good video content strategy is a blend of ingredients that compel and engage viewers to discover and share your content. You can have the most compelling content in the world, but if people aren't aware of it and can't find it easily, it won't make any difference.Collected in Klessblog's videos Jun 9, 2011 -
Online Video by the Numbers: Analytics, Reporting, and Metrics
For Without detailed information on who’s watching—not to mention where, when, for how long, and on what devices—it’s impossible to prove the business value of your video communications initiative. The ability to measure video traffic beyond "views"-including audience dropoff, what sites and search terms are referring viewers, and audience geography-offers content publishers deeper insight into both the viewing habits of their audience and the extent of their video's reach.Collected in Klessblog's videos May 2, 2011 -
Delivering Content to Mobile Devices
With the phenomenal success of Apple’s iPad and iPhone, and the increased adoption of Google Android-based phones, it’s never been more important to get your content on smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices. This session at the Online Video Platform Summit, features three industry experts in the field of mobile video delivery who discuss why you need to care about things like HTML5, Adobe Flash Mobile, and other video format-and standards-related topics, as well as provide an overview of how onlineCollected in Klessblog's videos Apr 26, 2011 -
Online Video Platform Showcase: STREAMOTOR by IMAVEX, KickApps
In this second of two sponsored Online Video Platform Showcases from the Online Video Platform Summit, this session features presentations by Steven Burzynski, STREAMOTOR by IMAVEX and Mike Sommers, EVP of Products, KickApps. Each of these providers have similar offerings, yet they differentiate themselves by their video publishing platforms, analytics and monetization features, scalability, integration, pricing, strategy and market presence.Collected in Klessblog's videos Apr 22, 2011 -
Online Video Platform Summit 2010 Keynote: Brightcove CEO Jeremy Allaire, "The New Video Landscape: Multi-platform Distribution, Monetization, and Fragmentation"
In his keynote address at the Online Video Platform Summit, Jeremy Allaire, CEO and Chairman of Brightcove discussed the broad themes involved in the complex and fragmented landscape for online video publishing and the strategies organizations need to have in place to achieve success with their video initiatives. Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen provided a great summary of Allaire's keynote in his post, Brightcove: “Everyone is an Online Video Publisher” on OnlineVideo.net, which highlights Allaire's view of the cCollected in Klessblog's videos Apr 20, 2011 -
New Strategies for Marketing and E-Commerce
Businesses that sell product online can benefit greatly with an online video marketing plan. Studies show that video is more effective than any other medium for building brand recognition and generating sales. Although today’s consumers are savvier and more skeptical than ever, and will quickly click away from obvious pitches that don’t provide them with any intrinsic value. But according to Rico Nasol, Content Team Senior Manager for Zappos, "Online video is another way for the customers to see the productCollected in Klessblog's videos Apr 18, 2011
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klessblog Each year the predictions on what the new year will bring start to appear on the web as the current year winds down, and by January they're in full swing and just keep on coming. I've been collecting, sharing and curating the predictions for the online video, social media and technology industries the past four years, and now that we're several weeks into 2012, I present another collection of predictions from around the web. Some are bold, some are obvious and most are simply best guesses based on current a Read More
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