All Entries in the "Publishing Revolution" Category
YouTube Leanback – a passive TV experience?
You may have heard about the recent announcement at Google I/O of the future launch of YouTube Leanback. YouTube Leanback is designed to be a Google TV play. YouTube plans for a Leanback launch in Fall 2010 and offer what they call a better viewer experience. These developments were discussed in the VideoNuze Report Podcast [...]
2 Keys to Broadcast Media Careers for Students
Recently I had the chance to sit down over a cup of coffee with Henry Rubin at his neighborhood haunt, Raging Sage in Tucson Arizona, to talk about professional pathways and education for students who want to pursue a career in broadcast television and media production, two keys to success. In a career spanning more [...]
Electrifying! Get Online Video Provider Service for Internet TV Delivery
Outsourcing your streaming can make a lot of sense, especially if you are a small business with a limited and specific focus for your marketing and content distribution. In days of yore, companies had to create their streaming operations essentially from scratch: develop and design their own players, do their own encoding, and distribute the [...]
Every day, the publishing industry is becoming more like Hollywood in every way
Think about this: The publishing industry is becoming more like Hollywood every day. It didn’t used to be this way. The fragmentation of audiences through multiple digital media and a troubled economy causes the pipeline to shrink down to the sure bet and increase the fear and loathing of making the wrong decision. In other [...]
New Roads for Publishing Under Construction
In the digital future, what role will traditional book publishers play and what radical changes in culture and technology will drive them to make radical changes of their own? Can they evolve from their current mode of linear content creation and delivery chain to a more circular, networked Web-based one? Folks, it’s the Wild West, [...]
