Not long ago, YouTube announced they would be launching associated website annotations .

LongTail Video just released the update to their longstanding State of HTML5 Video which gives everyone a clear cut, easy to read guide to what parts of the HTML5 tag are supported, by what browser and to what extent. At present, 79% of the market can now play HTML5 video, that's a pretty good percentage and shows that if you've been dragging your feet it's time to think about compatibility

Oh Microsoft… all those anti-monopoly sanctions quietly end, and you go right back on the attack. This time with Internet Explorer 10 and its Metro version which will not easily support Adobe Flash. I think I smell another anti-competition lawsuit in the making

I have been working on this article for some time, since I came to realize that there was no information on their site about getting set up, how much it cost or even where to look. There's so much information to plow through and the fine print at some places is tricky, I thought I'd ..

Many, especially the zealous Apple supporters, would have you believe that Apple killed Flash. In reality, it's HTML5 that might be the ultimate demise of Flash, but it won't be this year and probably not next year either

This is particularly of interest to me since I just finished the round up of connected TV advertising services and offerings . LG and Philips have created a Smart TV Alliance and are working toward a universal app platform. For advertisers and publishers alike, this is an awesome move toward consolidating the industry

It’s the NAB Show everyone! No, I’m not there. Yes, I know I should be