Archive forFebruary, 2006
February 28, 2006 @ 10:53 pm
· Filed under 3G, mobile-tv, production
BBC NEWS | Programmes | Click | Content challenge for mobile TV
How to make content compelling enough for a small screen is the question taxing the minds of broadcasters who want a piece of the mobile phone pie. To get one perspective on the issue, Click spoke to Gideon Bierer from MTV Networks.
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February 23, 2006 @ 11:18 pm
· Filed under blogging, distribution
Tres artículos interesantes sobre todo lo que podemos hacer con RSS:
Basement.org: Taking RSS Beyond Headlines : Part One
Taking RSS Beyond Headlines : Part Two
RSS Everywhere
Wikipedia: RSS es parte de la familia de los formatos XML desarrollado específicamente para todo tipo de sitios que se actualicen con frecuencia y por medio del cual se puede compartir la información y usarla en otros sitios web o programas.
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February 23, 2006 @ 7:33 pm
· Filed under digital-tv, blogging, podcasting, streaming, internet-tv, video-on-demand, distribution
TechCrunch » Comparing The Flickrs of Video.
Tabla comparativa de servicios de distribucion de videos. Entre estos, Revver coloca publicidad dentro de los videos y comparte las ganancias con el autor.
Como siempre, los comentarios al articulo tienen bastante informacion.
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February 23, 2006 @ 12:28 pm
· Filed under blogging, podcasting, funny, production, distribution
¿Qué es CGM? CGM es el término en inglés para “consumer-generated media.” Tratando de no cambiar las siglas -y así evitarnos más confusión- lo traduje como “consumidores generando media.” También tenemos CGM2, “consumidores generando multimedia.” Se aceptan sugerencias para mejores términos, utilizando CGM y CGM2.
Pueden encontrar una explicación detallada del término y sus ejemplo en este artículo.
Algunas posibilidades para CGM:
- CGM: ¡Cómo generan media!
- CGM: Cámaras Grabando Mucho
- CGM: ¡Córcholis! ¿Grabaron Más?
- CGM: Contenido Generado por Mi/Muchos/Muchachos/Mequetrefes
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February 23, 2006 @ 12:17 pm
· Filed under digital-tv, 3G, blogging, podcasting, streaming, cable-tv, internet-tv, mobile-tv, video-on-demand, production, distribution, live-tv
Este artículo utiliza el ejemplo de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno en Torino para explicar lo complejo del nuevo panorama mediático y las enormes oportunidades en newmedia.
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February 23, 2006 @ 12:13 pm
· Filed under digital-tv, podcasting, streaming, internet-tv, mobile-tv, video-on-demand, production, distribution, live-tv
Pete Blackshaw habla sobre el futuro de la televisión y da algunas ideas interesantes de contenidos para newmedia.
Are you ready for the small screen?
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February 20, 2006 @ 4:44 pm
· Filed under production, distribution, mobile
10 Reasons to Publish to Mobile
With the mobile product lifecycle is moving twice as fast as computers at their peak ten years ago, mobile publishing will soon be a requirement of doing business. Hype aside, there are really good reasons why you should be looking at your mobile publishing strategy… now.
There are 1.5 billion mobile devices in the world today, more than three times the number of PCs. As the devices increase capabilities and networks get faster, consumers are using mobile devices more and more for common computing and information gathering tasks.
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February 20, 2006 @ 4:42 pm
· Filed under production, distribution
Christie Hefner: How Playboy Protects Its Assets
With more than 53 years of multimedia content under its belt, Playboy Enterprises takes content management and rights management very seriously.
What is Playboy’s biggest information-technology challenge?
Moving from seeing information technology as a corporate cost center to embracing it as a business driver, staffing the function that way and then using technology to translate all of our content—video, audio, print—into digital content so that it can then be accessible and repurposed and re-presented in all the different media.
(…) there’s an increasing consumer interest in accessing short amounts of content. So a 90-minute movie or a 60-minute TV show is not infinite, but you can divide it up into different pieces. Organizing that content in a way that’s accessible would have to be at the top of the list.
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February 20, 2006 @ 4:34 pm
· Filed under digital-tv, streaming, internet-tv, video-on-demand, distribution
CNN Pipeline
What is the difference between CNN Pipeline Video and Free Video?
The CNN Pipeline Premium Player puts you in control of the news. CNN Pipeline empowers you to watch up to four live news streams at once, changing streams at any time with a single click. Our free video player only allows you to view one video at a time. Additionally, while our free video contains commercial advertisements, CNN Pipeline offers commercial free access to video content on demand, including free video, with multiple features for ease in searching and browsing. Our extensive archive, not available through the Free Video Player, gives you unlimited access to search and browse CNN.com’s online video library. For the news that matters to you in a format that fits your lifestyle; CNN Pipeline - Ride Your World!
How much does CNN Pipeline cost?
CNN.com offers the following subscription plans:
Day Pass: $0.99
Monthly Subscription: $2.95
Yearly Subscription: $24.95
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February 20, 2006 @ 4:24 pm
· Filed under streaming, internet-tv, video-on-demand, distribution
InternetBroadcasting
Trusted brands. Instant affinity. Exceptional value. Our internet editors work side-by-side with broadcasters to optimize TV/web convergence to change the way people get their news. News stories now start on TV and continue online, with trusted anchors directing viewers to the web. This makes us more than just a station site, we are an integrated, online extension of trusted, powerhouse TV brands.
Internet Broadcasting provides a unique, trusted environment for your advertising message. Familiar personalities + trusted TV brands = instant credibility.
We offer numerous cross-media opportunities with a full in-house production team at your service. With millions of loyal TV news viewers becoming regular site visitors, there’s no better way to maximize your advertising dollar with cross-media opportunities.
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