Can TV.com take on Hulu (or YouTube, or Joost, or Zattoo, or…)
The online TV wars in the US just got a little more interesting. Seemingly out of leftfield, CBS has announced a large content deal with MGM, PBS, Showtime, Sony and Endemol USA to broadcast popular...
View Article(GakiAttack, not one of the) top seven Twitter apps
I’m still trying to figure out the point of GakiAttack, a Twitter application that allows followers to attack one another in a variety of exotic Japanese-branded methods… but I fear that would be...
View ArticleThe king is dead long live the king?
I was at MIPCOM last week and talking to the great and good of the TV industry got me thinking will the internet replace TV or does TV just need to adapt. For 50 years, the TV industry has delivered...
View ArticleBono boost for YouTube
YouTube is on a roll at the moment, which looks like being a good thing for users, advertisers and agencies alike after a period of what felt like continual negative press. The video-sharing website...
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YouTube wants to buy Hulu, says report
Business Insider is reporting that Google is interested in buying Hulu after it was put up for sale last month by owners Disney, News Corporation, Comcast, and Providence Equity Partners. YouTube is...
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Netflix’s House of Cards: Full house or trumped?
Netflix’s unique content play, “House of Cards”, starring Kevin Spacey, has satisfied its subscriber base in the US according to a small survey by Cowen. It has also made their subscribers more loyal....
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Second screen: from engagement to insight
It is pretty clear to all of us involved in this fascinating industry that broadcasting is evolving at a dramatic rate. Technology is playing a more significant role than ever in driving change, with...
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