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Announcing the Enterprise Video Conference, Two-Days Of Content Focused on Enterprise and Edu Video Deployments

I’m pleased to announce that in conjunction with our Streaming Media West show, taking place Oct. 30-31 in Los Angeles, we will be launching a brand new conference focused on video deployments within the enterprise and education verticals. While a portion of the content at our East and West shows have always included topics pertaining […]

TV Isn’t Dead or Dying, And It Doesn’t Need To Be Saved

It seems a week can’t go buy without my RSS feed being full of articles talking to the demise of the TV medium and its business model. This in the face of record profits by operators like Comcast, reports from cable operators of no subscriber losses of any significance and MSO’s seeing their average revenue […]

Lots Of Great Info Shared at The Content Delivery Summit, Re-Cap Posts To Come

Thanks to everyone who helped make last week's Content Delivery Summit such a success. The rooms were packed, the presentations and discussions on-point and I heard a lot of very positive feedback from the attendees. Lots of great information was shared and various CDN technologies showcased. The summit will be back for it's 5th year […]

Paper: What Happens when HTTP Adaptive Streaming Players Compete for Bandwidth?

The College of Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology and the Video & Content Platforms Research and Advance Development Division at Cisco have published a white paper on HTTP adaptive streaming. The paper focuses on the problem of competing video players and describes how the typical behavior of an adaptive streaming player in its Steady-State, […]

The Best Streaming and Online Video News Stories This Week

I'm working on placing speakers for the East show, so I'm a bit behind on blogging this week, but there have been a lot of really interesting news stories over the past few days. Here's what I've found most interesting and I've tried to highlight ones that didn't get picked up as much and might […]

The Top Articles I Found Interesting That You Might Have Missed

Here are the stories I found interesting over the past week or so on the Web. I've tried to highlight ones that didn't get picked up as much and might have been missed since they weren't caught by mainstream outlets. "The World of Pain that is HTML5 Video" – bit.ly/zNZNX4 – @flashfreaker "Lies, Damn Lies, […]

Condensed News From CES: The Stuff That Matters

Last week I read through over 3,000 posts in my RSS feeds covering news from the CES show. I've sorted through all the noise, stripped out all the releases about WiFi washing machines (seriously), and condensed it down to bring you the most important topics pertaining directly to the streaming and online video industry. Since […]