When the NFL announced it would be streaming seventeen games this year on NFL.com and NBCSports.com, dubbed "Sunday Night Football Extra", many were excited to see what kind of video offering the NFL had in store for their fans. With the NFL having now completed nearly half of their broadcasts, the user experience has been […]
I’ve expressed interest in the past about launching a new conference focusing on the content delivery market as it pertains to video. The conference would talk to all of the workflow pieces in the CDN ecosystem and the focus of the show would be on producing really strong conference sessions, with a limited exhibition component. […]
When it comes to content delivery networks, there are a lot of words we use in the industry that are difficult to define. Words like performance, scalability and quality are used everyday as is the term the "edge". But depending on who you ask, definitions of what the "edge" is, and the role it plays […]
My Frost & Sullivan webinar from yesterday entitled "Content Delivery Networks: Market Drivers & Challenges for Delivering Video" is now archived and available for viewing. You can also download the slides directly from the presentation. We had nearly 50 questions presented during the Q&A portion of the event and over the next few days, I […]
I’m trying to get some feedback on which newswire service is best for journalists who want to be notified via e-mail the moment a release from a particular company or with a particular word hits the wire. While I already get so many releases sent directly to me, and via RSS feeds and Google Alerts, […]
This morning, Velocix (formerly known as CacheLogic) made three interesting announcements around their hybrid content delivery network. Velocix announced that it has acquired the exclusive license for RawFlow’s live streaming P2P technology, will provide a hosted version of Kontiki’s P2P delivery solution and announced a new P2P platform offering for developers of commercial P2P media […]
[Sept 2016 – email me if you want the lastest version] (OPML File Updated 2/9/09) I’m always being asked what sites and blogs I read that cover the online video industry and what’s in my RSS reader. I have about 100 feeds in Google Reader from many sites and blogs, some mainstream, others not. You […]