• Chris Nicholson's picture
    Chris Nicholson on May 4, 2012

    One of the best things about a global conference is the “global” part of it. That’s why we’re thrilled to see such a great cross-section of countries and continents already represented on the the list of pre-registered attendees for our PLAY 2012 global customer and partner conference, taking place in Boston, June 25-27. Read More →

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    Chris Nicholson on March 14, 2012

    We’re pleased to announce the publication of a new Brightcove customer case study that documents how Joyce Meyer Ministries is using a combination of Video Cloud and App Cloud to extend the reach of its flagship syndicated TV program and complementing print publication to audiences worldwide. Read More →

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    Jeff Whatcott on February 27, 2012

    Apps are everywhere. Sparked by the introduction of Apple’s App Store as well as the emergence of Facebook as a distribution platform for apps and content, consumers and businesses alike have embraced the app experience. As a result, organizations across all industries need to engage with their audience through mobile apps, but developing apps for these devices has become increasingly complex and costly. Read More →

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    Kristin Leighton on February 21, 2012

    On Wednesday, February 22nd, Brightcove CMO, Jeff Whatcott, will be delivering an exciting new webinar on the "appification" of digital media, the future of content distribution and the rise of hybrid HTML5 apps for iOS and Android devices. Jeff will deliver two versions of this webinar, one at 9:00 am ET and another at 3:00 pm ET. You can register for the morning webinar here and the afternoon webinar here. Read More →

  • Jay Liu's picture
    Jay Liu on February 14, 2012

    Digital marketers and media publishers are struggling to find the right solution to develop their mobile apps without breaking their budgets. There are multiple operating systems and numerous devices to support, many internal content systems and external service platforms to integrate, and key functionalities to develop. You need to find the right team with the right skills, equip them with the right tools, and manage the obstacles that will spring up on your way to that big launch. Needless to say, mobile app development is challenging. Read More →

  • Phil Costa's picture
    Phil Costa on January 24, 2012

    In the past few months, there has been a raging debate about the relative merits of native vs. HTML5 applications. Obviously, Brightcove is a supporter of the hybrid application model. Read More →

  • Jay Liu's picture
    Jay Liu on January 20, 2012

    Mobile apps are proven to be effective in generating business value. But unless you are satisfied with a cookie cutter app from one of those app generators (I suspect that most reputable and respectful organizations won’t be), developing and managing your custom mobile apps could be very expensive and involve a lot of hidden costs. This is the case whether you are building an army of native app developers in-house or outsourcing the project to external development agencies. Read More →

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    Jeff Whatcott on November 30, 2011

    Today we announced the general commercial availability of App Cloud, our second major product. You can learn all about it here. This post is the back story for why we built it. Let’s begin with a few somewhat controversial assertions: Read More →

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    Kristin Leighton on November 14, 2011

    Tomorrow, our regional sales director for Spain, Portugal and Latin America, Nicolas Amado, will be presenting two sessions at the BDigital Apps event in Barcelona. BDigital Apps is a national congress focused on applications for mobile devices. It is organized by the Barcelona Digital Technology Centre.  Read More →

  • Sara Watson's picture
    Sara Watson on March 23, 2011

    We've made it a priority at Brightcove to help our publishers deliver video to all three screens: the PC, connected TVs, and mobile devices. Using Smart Players, our customers' videos will playback in mobile browsers on any device, whether it's a Flash-based Android device or an HTML5-based iOS iPhone or iPad. We've also helped our publishers ramp up their own mobile app development with useful SDKs and sample applications for Android and iOS devices. Read More →