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Let’s Talk about Content Delivery, Vendors, Creators and Users – at IMTC Forum
Do you remember the times when service providers didn’t think about issues such as being a pipe versus media company? When media consumers could easily identify which device is used for video and which for audio? When content creators had to buy equipment in millions and millions of dollars just to create one minute of [...]
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Weekend Links – Porn, Zombies, Players and Big Brothers
CinemaTech: Is Porn Industry an Indicator of How Quickly Mainstream Movies Will Go Digital? – probably is, though it will take longer for the others The Business Of Online Video: RealNetworks Introduces New Player: We Already Have Too Many – totally agree, but give a good one which is not VLC player and I am [...]
Weekend Links
Some weekend links: Om Malik has covers the new video regulations of EU and Japan If you want to see more DIY tutorials, and learn about micro budget films, Microcinema Scene is the site for you. And finally, one funny link I got from a friend – Jack Black has his own video creation tutorial. [...]
Monday Morning Short Link-o-rama
Some of the more interesting links on the web today: - Om Malik has an interesting view on the grim future of stand-alone boxes in the living room – have to agree with him on that. - Newteevee published a short article about cool new P2P devices. - Lance Weiler discuss his “lesson learned” from [...]
Posted in Law Tagged Head Trauma, Lance Weiler, Linkorama, links, Om Malik, P2P, Workbook Project 2 Comments


Regulating the Revolution – IPTV, WebTV and The Challenges ahead