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Cedexis Announces New Video Service For Improving QoS

Cedexis, long known for its multi-CDN/multi-cloud solutions for general purpose HTTP and HTTPS traffic, has announced a product called “Cedexis Buffer Killer“, that is specifically aimed at the online video space. The Cedexis video solution allows content owners that use multiple CDNs to shift traffic, in real-time, based on QoS metrics. Cedexis new offering will […]

The Internet Has Always Been Open, It’s The Platforms & Devices That Are Closed

As expected, today’s vote on the FCC’s proposed net neutrality rules passed with a 3-2 margin. While this is a big step in a process that has been going on for thirteen years now, we’re still a long way off from this debate being over. Since a draft of the proposal wasn’t shared with the […]

ABC’s Oscars Webcast Riddled With Technical Problems, Again

For the second year in a row, ABC wasn’t able to pull off a successful Oscars webcast without some major technical problems. The backstage stream I was watching on the PC got messed up and cut over to the World News Tonight program just before the start of the awards ceremony. Later, while watching the […]

Streaming Media East Program Now Available, Speaker Placement Starts Today

I’ve just finished laying out the advance program for the Streaming Media East show, taking place May 12-13 in NYC. We’ve got a lot of new session topics and presentations this year and now that all of the topics have been chosen, myself and the moderators will start placing speakers. If you are interested in […]

Stream Optimization Vendors Make Big Claims About Reducing Bitrates, But Not Educating Market

There are a lot of product verticals within the streaming media industry, and one of the lesser known ones includes a small handful of vendors that are typically referred to as offering stream optimization technology. While many of them have very different solutions, the goal of all of them is the same. To reduce the […]

Rev Takes a New Approach To Speed Up the Mobile Last Mile

The CDN market has both steadily grown and evolved over the past twenty years, but the core CDN function continues to be to deploy a network of distributed caches in order to “move the content closer to the user.” As content has also evolved to become much richer and personalized, advanced techniques such as front-end […]

VC-1 Is Dead: Open Standards Finally Winning the Battle Against Proprietary Formats

It’s that time of the year again, where myself and the digital media team at Frost & Sullivan capture key video technology trends in the media and entertainment world. The industry has come a long way in the last three years, with the alphabet soup of walled garden formats giving way to the relative uniformity […]