Video Sharing Websites such as YouTube and Revver and any sites that are involved with showing or delivering video clips
Video Sharing & Video Clips
The BBC iPlayer relaunched at the end of last year, with the British Broadcasting Corporation trying to iron out some of...
YouTube has had a well intentioned upload limitation of 100 megabytes, or 10 minutes, for a long time now. Mainly in...
With the writers strike still in almost full effect, people are starting to wonder whether it’s actively affected people’s viewing habits....
This past week has seen the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happening in Las Vegas. At this trade show, most of...
Cellware is a new start-up, which offers users the chance to participate in a social network, and gives mobile users the...
Fancast has been in beta testing for the last six months, but at CES in Las Vegas on Tuesday, the site...
It was announced just before Christmas that the British royal family were getting their own YouTube channel, and a key part...
It’s new year, which means it must be time for the ubiqutous year-end list? This best of 2007, which we hope captures...
There has been widespread anticipation and rumours of a deal being concocted by Apple and Fox ahead of Macworld Expo ’08. ...
Our sister site WebTVHub reported last week on the new YouTube channel completely devoted to the British royal family. But we...
The MPAA is becoming increasingly like the RIAA, in its attempts at going after organisations, and individuals, who share (or allow...
We reviewed Avot mV back at the beginning of October, and were enthusiastic by how simple yet brilliant the application was....
As regular readers of WebTVWire will know, Vuze is a video content distribution company built upon the P2P-based platform Azureus. It’s...
Hulu launched back in October, and although opinion was divided, there were a fair few people who criticised the service. It...
The writers strike is now in its second month and shows no sign of ending. As we discussed when the strike...
It looks as though the BBC has listened to the criticisms levelled at it after it launched its iPlayer in July...
When Hulu first launched in late October, it received praise from all quarters, and since then, everyone has either begged, borrowed...
Last night saw NY Video 2.0 meeting in the plush surroundings of the Roosevelt Hotel’s Grand Ballroom. Unusual for such an...
YouTube have been experimenting with advertising on videos for a good few months now, and by all accounts, it;s been quite...
Google’s time limit for user-submitted videos uploaded to YouTube is well established, and known by almost everyone these days. Ten minutes. That’s...
What is YouTube for? We all know it is there as a means for ordinary people to make and upload clips...
After last month’s announcement that DixX support was coming to the Sony PS3 games console, there was speculation that the same...
Adobe hasn’t always been a favourite company of ours, especially after the recent PDF overlay advertising plan with the folks at...
Back in September, we covered the launch of MyStrands.tv, the music video accompaniment to MyStrands, a social music network. At the...
Today saw a survey which produced the interesting yet thoroughly predictable result that there is now an overwhelming demand for fast and...
A ComScore report has further confirmed what we all suspected, that Google YouTube completely dominates the online video market. The report...
RipCode is a company offering on-demand video transcoding solutions to ease the process of re-purposing video into multiple viewing formats. If...
By way of sending out a message to all their many users, Brightcove has announced that it is soon going to...
