This is absolutely no surprise whatsoever, but Nielsen measured the video streaming habits of game console users and came up with data that is pretty much expected: more video was watched on gaming consoles this year than ever before .
Another Friday has suddenly arrived, which probably means you just missed another week's worth of incredible viral videos from individuals, businesses, and brands. Not to worry, though. As usual, we've been keeping up with the week's best viral videos, and are once again prepared to run through the best of the best for you
Warner Bros is continuing its big online video moves with a new partnership with LOVEFiLM , a leading European film subscription service, combining the benefits of DVD
Remember when I was writing about Sony the other day, well really it was about Google TV and stuff, but I mentioned that Howard Stringer, the Sony CEO, was talking about big R&D in a new TV.
Man, gaming consoles have way more capabilities than when I was playing my Sega Genesis nonstop back in the day.
Nope, not gonna do it no mo! That's what Logitech Chairman and CEO Guerrino De Luca said recently. Shines a new light on the Google purchase of Motorola Mobility doesn't it
Blinkx has partnered with Orb Networks and everything they've got in the catalog is available through Orb products.
Like a lot of people, I saw the new Samsung GALAXY Note video ad over the weekend–the one that shows off all the bells and whistles of the upcoming buzzed-about device. I was struck by how different this ad is from some contemporary smartphone and gadget ads, from Apple’s iPhone commercials to Verizon’s Droid spots. And that’s when I realized the diversity in gadget marketing online is proof that brands can achieve online video marketing success through a variety of styles, forms, and tones
It’s a crazy, fast-paced world. At least… it is for everyone that I know.
Wow! Logitech announced they will take 60% off the price of their Google TV Logitech Revue units because more people are returning the units than buying them . Does that spell the end of the line for the Revue and Google TV or is this just one massive bump in the road?
