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    Brenna Fitzgerald on June 17, 2013

    It's true. Some people visit Maxim.com just for the videos. Maxim Online, the Web presence of international men's lifestyle magazine Maxim, has long valued the power of video. Alpha Media Group, the multimedia company that runs Maxim Online, originally began to create video to augment existing print and online written content (i.e. behind-the-scenes video from photo shoots or exclusive interview footage from a cover model). Not surprisingly, this exclusive video material was incredibly popular. Read More →

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    Kyle Zapcic on June 12, 2013

    What do most highly successful websites have in common? Something that is integral to driving traffic, keeping visitors on site, and improving conversion rates? A video portal. Read More →

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    Brenna Fitzgerald on June 12, 2013

    As we mentioned late last month, for the second straight year Brightcove served as the official live stream partner of DrupalCon, the bi-annual conference for users of the popular Drupal open source content management system. Read More →

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    Kyle Zapcic on May 20, 2013

    Many of my customers ask me about the best ways to publish their marketing videos in order to drive traffic to their website. This is because, as any digital strategist will tell you, traffic is a key success metric for any online marketing project. As a result, my customers' first question always is, "How do we drive traffic to our site?" And then, "Once we have an audience, how do we keep them?" My response: video! Read More →

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    Brenna Fitzgerald on April 26, 2013

    We're excited to announce that the Tribeca Film Festival, presented by American Express, has chosen the Brightcove Video Cloud online video platform to support a range of exciting video initiatives for the 2013 Festival, which is currently underway in New York City. This is the third year in a row that the Festival has relied upon Video Cloud to allow Festival followers to view select, original short-form content online whenever and wherever they choose. Read More →

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    Brenna Fitzgerald on April 4, 2013

    As we mentioned in a post in late February, we are excited to sponsor Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In conversation, organized by the New England Venture Capital Association and taking place tomorrow at the Harvard Club of Boston. And we are now even more excited to announce that we are powering the live stream for the event. Read More →

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    Kristin Leighton on April 3, 2013

    We are very excited to announce today that Rovio Entertainment, an entertainment media company headquartered in Finland and the creator of the globally successful Angry Birds franchise, has selected the Brightcove Video Cloud online video platform to support the launch of its Angry Birds Toons animated series. Read More →

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    Ricky Fritzsching on March 27, 2013

    I work with many large Fortune 500 companies--major enterprise brands that are comprised of multiple divisions and subdivisions. And all of these groups have video. From a training and day-to-day maintenance perspective, at the beginning of our journey many of my customers feel overwhelmed by the prospect of managing all of the content through one Video Cloud account, yet with numerous ingestion points. Read More →

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    Brenna Fitzgerald on March 11, 2013

    Here at the Brightcove Blog, we really enjoy a good fashion magazine. Since fashion is such a creative and visual medium, it's exciting to witness how fashion magazine publishers are integrating video into their content plans--providing even more "eye candy" than usual to their voracious readers. Read More →

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    Tom Abbott on February 28, 2013

    Many developers who are new to the Brightcove Video Cloud Player SDK for iOS often ask the very fundamental questions: what is it and why would I use it for my app over Apple's native classes? Read More →