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How YouTube’s Move to Professional Content Alienates Amateurs
on: by Geert Faber
YouTube is no longer a website with user generated videos but a database with professional content getting ready to compete with TV's ad dollars.
ZoomTilt Wants to Bring Democracy to Quality Video Entertainment
on: by Geert Faber
Can indie TV making change an industry? The TV Reset Project want to connect independent artist with an online audience and create a platform that allows aspiring TV makers to produce a web TV series.
One Second Screen to Rule Them All: Zeebox Launches in US
on: by Geert Faber
One Second Screen to rule them all. Read how the launch of Zeebox will have a big impact on the seconds screen, social statistics and advertising in the US!
The Great Connected Television Debate: Will The Internet Be The End Of Television As We Know It? (IBC 2012)
on: by Geert Faber
During the IBC 2012 session 'The Great Connected Television Debate: Will The Internet Be The End Of Television As We Know It? (IBC 2012)' two teams were speaking for and against this will debate whether the emergence of video devices
The Great Connected Television Debate: Nigel Walley (Decipher) on The End Of Television As We Know It
on: by Geert Faber
A summary of Mr. Walley's perspective during 'The Great Connected Television Debate: Will The Internet Be The End Of Television As We Know It' during IBC 2012.
The Great Connected Television Debate: Anthony Rose (Zeebox) on The End Of Television As We Know It
on: by Geert Faber
A summary of Mr. Rose's perspective during 'The Great Connected Television Debate: Will The Internet Be The End Of Television As We Know It' during IBC 2012.
The Great Connected Television Debate: David Brennan (Media Native) on The End Of Television As We Know It
on: by Geert Faber
A summary of Mr. Brennan's perspective during 'The Great Connected Television Debate: Will The Internet Be The End Of Television As We Know It' during IBC 2012.
The Great Connected Television Debate: Nick Thexton (Cisco) on The End Of Television As We Know It
on: by Geert Faber
A summary of Nick Thexton (Cisco) perspective during 'The Great Connected Television Debate: Will The Internet Be The End Of Television As We Know It' during IBC 2012.
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