The Future of Television – Next Frontiers – MSNBC.com
Really funny – and still plenty of futuristic views;) Link: The Future of Television – Next Frontiers – MSNBC.com. Screens so small they fit inside coffee cups. Marriages arranged by TiVo. Production...
View ArticleIBM : Survey Shows Decline of TV as Primary Media Device
IBM does some good work in this turf. Link: IBM Press room – 2007-08-22 IBM Consumer Survey Shows Decline of TV as Primary Media Device – United States. Here is the morsel from this...
View ArticleLots of Little Screens: TV Is Changing Shape – New York Times
Read this: Lots of Little Screens: TV Is Changing Shape – New York Times. “By unchaining video watchers from their TV sets, it has opened the floodgates to a generation of TV producers for whom the...
View ArticleTelecomTV: Joost signs PBS
Big win for Joost, and well done for PBS: TelecomTV – TelecomTV One – News. They’ve got it right: Andrew Russell, senior vice president at PBS Ventures says, “PBS is dedicated to making our content as...
View ArticleWired News: ABC: “we don’t want to lose them altogether”
Link: Wired News – AP News. LOS ANGELES (AP) — ABC said Monday it will release hit shows like “Lost” and “Desperate Housewives” for free over video-on-demand cable services, with the hitch that viewers...
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The Long Tail of Online Video Distribution – eMarketer
Some good intel here: The Long Tail of Online Video Distribution – eMarketer. "All the networks are moving toward super-distribution, where the content is available in every possible outlet," said Mike...
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Open Access Media (cool video from Denver Open Media)
I like this one but it auto-starts so here is the link
View ArticleWired 14.12: YouTube vs. Boob Tube (old TV ad model is broken)
TV advertising is broken, putting $67 billion up for grabs. Which explains why google spent a billion and change on an online video startup [says WIRED] Link: Wired 14.12: YouTube vs. Boob Tube....
View ArticleIntroducing TV 2.0
Good comment from Adweek: Introducing TV 2.0. “Remember, it didn’t take 100 percent of consumers downloading free music to topple the music industry. In the early days of MP3, illegal downloads were a...
View ArticleWalt Mossberg on the future of TV
A good comment by Walt (WSJ columnist), found via Technovia
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