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Last September saw Apple and NBC acrimoniously split over their joint deal to distribute NBC programmes through iTunes. At the time,...
Live video seems to be more in demand now than ever. With YouTube promising live streaming in the near future, and...
Last year saw YouTube integrated in to Google Earth, allowing surfers to watch videos tagged with the locations they are viewing...
Ashley Highfield, BBC future media and technology director, and the man who has made the BBC iPlayer so successful in such...
When Mogulus launched properly last November after spending a few months in beta, it enabled anyone and everyone to become television...
When Flickr introduced the ability to share videos as well as photos last week, some were keen on the move, and...
I didn’t see this one coming at all, in fact I thought Demonoid was dead and buried. But no, six months...
Web Television is growing, that’s a fact that is indisputable at this moment in time. As broadband speeds increase, that’s only...
Hulu has been one of the most successful, and critically loved online television offerings since it launched at the end of...
The BBC iPlayer is the Web based television catch up service from the UK’s public broadcaster. Since launching last year, and...
Last month saw rumours circulating (not for the first time) of Flickr adding video to their already massively popular photo sharing...
Last week saw the CTIA Wireless show take place in Las Vegas. Ripcode were there for the first time, and exhibited...
Joost was at one point cited as the next big thing, the future of Web television, the application that will take...
The latest episode of anarchic adult cartoon South Park, shown last night in the US, has mocked viral Internet stars who...
You may think the world already has enough Web TV applications to be going on with. But the likes of Joost,...
As anyone who surfs the World Wide Web on a daily basis couldn’t have failed to notice, today was April Fools...
Xbox 360 owners already have access to some full length movies and television shows via Xbox Live, but now a deal...
A recent post on the Last100 blog (part of the Read/Write Web network) written by Guinevere Orvis, an interactive producer with the...
Up until today, people who uploaded videos to YouTube could only get limited statistics and information about the people who were...
With most of the big players in the Web TV and streaming video industry being based in North America, read Google,...
Over the last couple of weeks, we shared our four part interview series with Dr. Gerry Purdy, VP and Chief Analyst...
Justin.tv, the lifecasting network which enables the most ordinary of people to become the star of their own Web TV shows,...
The last time we spoke about Joost here on Web TV Wire, it was to talk about its possible demise. Many...
Whether the success of video sharing website YouTube is pleasing to you or not, it looks like the money could soon...
Since co-founding YouTube in 2005 along with Chad Hurley and Jawed Karim, Steve Chen has seen his site go from a...
The Internet hasn’t been good for the movie or music industry, at least in terms of providing a new way for...
In our four part interview series with Dr. Gerry Purdy, VP and Chief Analyst with Frost & Sullivan, we are discussing...
Last week saw Google announce two new elements in its YouTube arsenal: the all singing, all dancing, all new API, and...
A Flickr video service to compliment and work alongside the brilliant photo sharing service has been rumoured for what seems like...
Over the last 30 years, capturing memories on film has gone from being a rarity to something that everyone does on...
