Tag Archives: P2P

Monday Morning Short Link-o-rama

By Kfir Pravda | Published: May 7, 2007
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 an interactive screening [...]
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YouTube Viacom Lawsuit Coverage – Ongoing Updates

By Kfir Pravda | Published: April 4, 2007
David Mirchin, Internet Law Professor and a friend, wrote an excellent article about the YouTube / Viacom case. You can read it here, and contact him here. I am going to have a podcast with David on this topic soon, so if you have any questions that need to be addressed, feel free to write a [...]
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VON07 New Video Summit – Advertisers Are In the Dark Ages, No One Knows How to Make Money from Online Video, and We Have a Window of Opportunity of 3 Years

By Kfir Pravda | Published: March 20, 2007
Yesterday was the first day of VON, here in San Jose. I spent most of my time at the New Video Summit, discussing the new media world. Most panels were insightful and engaging. Panels were led by Om Malik and Rafat Ali, among others. If we want to summarize the event in one clear statement here [...]
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