In my last post, I discussed HEVC--or H.265--which is a new encoding format that requires only half the bandwidth for the same quality content. In this post, I will focus on a new format for streaming content known as MPEG-DASH that improves the way content is delivered to a device. Read More →
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Brian Kahn on February 28, 2013
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srotter on September 10, 2012
This year’s Content Marketing World 2012 conference had to be one of the best events of the year for marketing professionals. If you are not familiar with CM World, it’s the largest gathering of content marketing professionals in the world, bringing together 1,000+ engaged attendees, industry speakers from Google, SAP, Intel, and a proverbial who’s who of expert authors including Mitch Joel (“Six Pixels of Separation”), C.C. Read More →
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Rob OConnor on August 9, 2012
These days, as they access online content via a wide variety of devices and platforms, consumers demand that content experiences look and operate consistently, whether they’re using a PC, a smartphone, a tablet, or any one of a number of content-centric electronic devices. However, creating a solution that provides exceptional functionality and consistency in a fragmented device landscape can be extremely challenging and, in most cases, entirely cost-prohibitive. Read More →
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Chris Nicholson on July 18, 2012
“This is probably the best time to be a content developer,” Jim Breyer told Beet.TV following his PLAY 2012 keynote conversation. In this video interview, the partner at Accel and president of Accel Management Company discussed the opportunities for app developers to create video apps and the integration of video with social and commerce to create the great next-gen apps. Read More →
Video and Apps: So Happy Together
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Adam Mark on January 12, 2012
What do macaroni and cheese, peanut butter and jelly, and franks and beans have in common? Yes, they're all delicious. But more importantly, in each case the whole is greater than the sum of its individual parts. Peanut butter by itself is delicious, but it's made better with jelly. I feel the same way about video and apps: Video breathes life into apps while apps provide a contextual framework for discovering and delivering video. Read More →
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With SXSW just around the corner, we've been doing a lot of thinking here at Brightcove about how social media and video are really a match made in heaven, when used right. But we know that video and social media are relatively new tools in our belts, and that folks are just beginning to wrap their heads around how to use them, let alone optimize their use to derive value. Read More →
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SXSW is just a week away, so now's the time to crawl the schedule to get ready. The conference is getting bigger every year, which makes it a challenge to choose between the fantastic sessions that compete for the same time slot. So here are a few video-centric gems that might interest video folks like yourselves. Read More →
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Everyone is a-buzz with excitement for Apple's latest announcement: the iPad 2. Over at Brightcove, we're pretty excited by fact that so many of the new features contribute to video activities on the device, whether it's watching, producing, or sharing video. Read More →
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The Next Web had an interesting post a few weeks ago asking the question, "Why is the Web so quiet?" Given that sound is a huge portion of the experience in other media like TV and Film, the Ian Chattam asks, "Why is it then that such a large proportion of the web is a soundless vacuum? Could we be missing a trick here?" Read More →
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Kristin Leighton on January 7, 2011
Once again this year, Brightcove is proud to be the online video platform powering a host of exciting video footage from the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. Read More →
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