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  1. Medienforschung | BR-intern | BR

    Tagesmarktanteile Das Erste oder RTL? Wer erreichte gestern die höchsten Marktanteile? Dies und mehr zeigt der Vergleich der Tagesmarktanteile der wichtigsten deutschen Sender. mehr ... Marktanteile 3.Programme
  2. Entertainment Industry: A Longer Look at the Long Tail

    User Generated Content is here to stay. Report from Bear Stearns assessing the effects of the Long Tail on Entertainment Industry, especially on television. Between content producers and traditional broadcasters the new subject is the aggregator/packager
  3. Equal Time Spent on TV and Web - eMarketer

    Online consumers now spend about as much time on the Web as they do watching TV. Both TV viewing and online use were up over the past five years. Consumers spent a median average of about 14 hours per week each on TV and the Internet.
    04.07.2007 to , , , ,
  4. On Demand Media: The changing media business

    Describe the current trends in the media industry and where you see the industry moving over the next five years. This was my answer: The media world is in disarray. Two technological changes – the rise of the internet, and, increasingly, the conve
  5. Research Brief » Blog Archive » Advertising Trust Varies by Medium and Viewer Age

    Attention and Trust in Advertising by Medium (% of respondents) Medium Likely to Notice Ad Find Info Trustworthy TV 85% 63% Print 60 50 News/Media Sites 53 49 Corporate Sites 51 51 UGC Sites 28 23 Billboard 22 19 Radio 22 28 S
  6. Reel Pop: Why Hollywood has to become constant media

    Obviously the way I'm exposed to media has changed. So now consider a third wave which has a lower amplitude on average but also a super-fast frequency. Sixty million videos uploaded to YouTube every single day. Some of those reach thirty, forty million v
  7. informitv - Virgin Media breaks new ground and aims for Sky

    Virgin Media, the new name for NTL:Telewest, will launch an interactive cable channel, extend its reach over broadband into non-cable areas and promote its television, telephone and broadband services in stores in an attempt to provide credible competitio
  8. » Google: Why TV networks will trump YouTube | Digital Markets | ZDNet.com

    Contrary to Siklos’ contentions, it is hard not to conclude that standard operating procedures—legal action against copyright infringement, strategic competitive entry into new markets, licensing of content use—amount to sound business practices. It
  9. FCC, Media Bureau Reports

    Media Bureau Reports The following items are all Media Reports on the cable industry available for download from the Internet.
  10. MySpace offers tools to block unauthorized videos | Reuters.com

    News Corp.'s (NWSa.N: Quote, Profile , Research) online social network MySpace said on Monday it is offering free software tools to let media companies block the uploading of unauthorized video clips, expanding on an earlier program to block unauthorized
  11. Computer to TV ? .Shouldn't it be the Other Way ? - Blog Maverick

    In English, that means that the cable and satellite companies could take the uploaded videos and push them out to all DVRs of anyone who has subscribed receive those videos in a single stream. internet video requires 1 stream per person per video.The use
  12. The future of television and the media triathlon. Many-to-Many:

    The idea that there should be a formal link between the tele- part and the vision part has ended. Now, and from now on, the form of a video can be handled separately from it’s method of delivery. And since they can be handled separately, they will be, b
  13. The Warshaw Curve

    First, it's a pattern of content consumption.  More specifically, it's the contrast between two different patterns of video content consumption: a contrast between how all of us used to consume video content in the fading world of scheduled "traditional
  14. Reel Pop: Accessible media = successful media

    as the difficulty of viewing media decreases, the more likely we are to watch it. as the number of opportunities to watch media increases, the more likely we are to watch it. The simple reason is that digital technologies acclimate us to consumption by
  15. Pathfire

    The Pathfire the leading provider of digital media distribution and management solutions to the television, media and en
  16. Wii Media Center X - Stream Media to Wii

    Wii Media Center X is a free multimedia server developed by Red Kawa. It allows you to stream certain types of pictures, music, videos and files from your computer (where the server running) to your Nintendo Wii. It runs on most major operating systems in
  17. Jack Myers’ Weekend Think Tank: Can the Rules of Research Change?

    TV networks and magazine publishers should be far more concerned about understanding the dynamics of their audiences and the audiences of their competitors than they should about “the nationally representative” mass audience.
    06.01.2007 to , , , , ,
  18. Would the Feds Bless TV Networks' You-Tube Rival?

    It’s likely, then, that the networks (and Viacom) would not make their YouTube-like venture exclusive, which raises the question: why do it? If Movielink, which is faltering and beset by stronger rivals that offer the same, if not better, movies, serv
  19. Aggregator

    Aggregator has devised the UK’s first universally-available, high quality video-on-demand service containing a broad and deep range of content which complements free-to-air broadcast digital TV. Aggregator sources, packages and delivers television progr
  20. Berliner Zeitung - Media - Alle 20 Minuten ein Warnhinweis

    Aus der EU-Richtlinie "Fernsehen ohne Grenzen" wird die neue Richtlinie für audiovisuelle Mediendienste. 2005 legte die EU-Kommission einen Entwurf vor. Der kommt nun samt Änderungsvorschlägen ins Parlament. Im ersten Halbjahr 2007 wird mit einer Einig
  21. TV networks reportedly discussing YouTube rival | CNET News.com

    News Corp.'s Fox, Viacom, CBS and NBC Universal are in talks about creating a video Web site to compete with Google's YouTube, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.While a deal is still far off, the four media companies envision a jointly owned site
  22. Micro Persuasion: How TV Will Become the Ultimate Open Content Platform

    The open TV platform will comprise of four key sources of content: network programming via your cable/satellite provider, a-la-carte shows sold directly to you by networks/studios, branded entertainment developed by major marketers and consumer generated
  23. Jugendliche wollen lieber an den PC als Fern zu sehen

    Wenn sich die Befragten zwischen einem Medium hätten entscheiden müssen, haben sich 27 Prozent der Befragten für den PC entschieden und gerade mal 19 Prozent für den Fernseher. Des Weiteren wurde in der Studie aufgeführt, dass nahezu jeder Jugendlich
    05.12.2006 to , , , , ,
  24. The Google/YouTube Come-On

    Don't sue us over copyrights. Take this (substantial) payment, and trust us to figure out how we'll all make serious money once we get advertising and revenue sharing worked out. no publicly traded media company is in a position to dismiss, $100 million.
  25. Studie: Online video 'eroding TV viewing'

    Some 43% of Britons who watch video from the internet or on a mobile device at least once a week said they watched less normal TV as a result. But online video viewers are still in the minority, with just 9% of the population saying they do it regularly.
  26. DRM + Microsoft (and their Limitations)

    It is impossible to fully protect digital TV content from being copied - although many have tried. DRM is best effort by it's very nature and the defence side of an ongoing arms raise between the rights holders and the pirates.Most people who infringe cop
  27. popkulturjunkie.de » das fernsehen ohne fernseher.

    Für Fernsehsender und Inhalteproduzenten gilt es, mit dem Web zu experimentieren, ihre Bewegtbilder auf Abruf bereitzustellen und die Furcht vor Urheberrechtsverstößen abzulegen. Ein Überblick
  28. GigaOM » Google… the OS for Advertising

    Over $500 billion is spent every year advertising on these traditional media markets and Google is using its superior technological advantage to become a media-agnostic advertising platform. Google is building what is essentially an operating system (”O
  29. Virtual Economics: Costs/benefits of newsprint

    while there is still an audience, it isn't the (young, affluent, early-adopter) audience that advertisers predominately want to spend their money to reach.
  30. Is the Internet A Long Tail Ghetto ? - Blog Maverick

    If you do a deal with Big Money, AND your content sells enough to be on the Vert Ramp of content sales in your genre, you have broken through the content ceiling. The chances are very good that BigMoney will want to work with you again.
  31. In Canada, TV Guide Shifts From Newsstands to Web - New York Times

    The familiar logo of TV Guide will disappear from Canadian supermarket check out lanes next month, after a dramatic decline in the magazine’s circulation.
  32. informitv - Slingbox next generation boxes aim at mainstream

    Sling Media is selling three new models of its groundbreaking Slingbox product in the United States, aiming at a mainstream market as well as more demanding consumers. The range includes support for widescreen and even a high-definition component connecti
  33. katzenbach.info » Europäer häufiger an der Tastatur als hinter der Zeitung

    Nach den Zahlen von Jupiter Research ist die Print-Nutzung mit 3 Stunden pro Woche konstant geblieben ist, während die Online-Nutzung in den letzten zwei Jahren von 2 auf 4h/Woche gestiegen ist. Die TV-Nutzung ist ebenfalls gestiegen: von 10 auf 12 Stund
  34. heise online -Burda und Holtzbrinck wollen beim Handy-TV einsteigen

    Der Medienkonzern Hubert Burda Media und die Stuttgarter Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck wollen gemeinsam ins Geschäft mit Handy-TV einsteigen. Mit jeweils 33,3 Prozent beteiligen sich die Unternehmen an der NEVA Media GmbH.
    20.10.2006 to , , , ,
  35. Andy Kessler: Media 2.Uh-Oh Part 1: Pipe

    Control the pipe and you've got an economic engine to run ads against your content, charge subscriptions, sell voice calls and charge per minute - the world is your oyster. No pipes, no moguls, no media?
  36. katzenbach.info » Zeitung und TV sind Many-to-Many-Medien

    Vermittlung der gesellschaftlichen Kommunikationen anderer Akteure: Der Kommunikationsprozess ist hier ein Many-to-Many-Prozess. Massenmedien sind hier (technische) Vermittler. „Beobachter zweiter Ordnung“: Beobachtung, Synthetisierung der gesellscha
  37. Orb 2.0 beta - more Web 2.0ish - PVR Wire

    Basically, Orb Networks has added a ton of features to its basic placeshifting software. Orb has always let you stream photos, music, and video from your home computer to other PCs and mobile devices across the web.
  38. Marc’s Voice » Blog Archive » Orb 2.0

    Orb 2.0 has come out. It’s my favorite place shifting solutions and has a pretty good media server to boot. All for free.
  39. Disney-ABC: "We understand piracy now as a business model"

    It exists to serve a need in the marketplace specifically for consumers who want TV content on demand and it competes for consumers the same way we do, through high-quality, price and availability and we don't like the model.
  40. Why P2P Is the Future of Media Distribution Even If ISPs Have Yet to Figure That Out

    Intra-ISP bandwidth is cheap, especially if it is within the same Point of Presence or data center. Inter-ISP bandwidth is expensive. By having enough peering nodes inside the ISP, connections to the greater Internet can be minimized and costs kept under
  41. Pay Attention to YouTube!

    The new generation doesn’t sit down to watch prime time tv together. It’s on YouTube, which provides the asynchronicity of experience, personaliz-ability of tags, uploading, favorites lists, channels, and a play duration much better suited to consumpt
  42. Assessing Indirect Impacts of the EC Proposals for Video Regulation | Ofcom

    For its’ part, Ofcom has expressed serious doubts about the practicability and appropriateness of extending broadcasting regulation to a whole range of new media services which are very different from traditional TV, both in nature and in the manner in
  43. Latest Fox, Disney video plans highlight development of multiple business models. Rebuilding Media: The fate of media

    One of the benefits of the Internet is that it expands the options available to everyone—both users and content providers. In the past, resources were scarce enough that there was limited room for experimentation and segmentation on television.
  44. MediaPost Publications - Students More Likely Webheads Than TV Addicts - 09/19/2006

    The study found that about 34 percent of college students recently reported spending more than 10 hours a week online, while only around 19 percent say they devote at least the same amount of time to watching television or listening to the radio.
  45. Time Spent Watching Television Increases - Los Angeles Times

    The average amount of time that U.S. households had a television set on each day during the yearlong 2005-06 TV season that ended last week increased by three minutes from the year before, to a record of eight hours and 14 minutes, the report said.
  46. Openness Matters. RSS Can Help.

    This separation of hosting services and viewing services is crucial: viewers could care less where the video is hosted, as long as they can watch it. A separation leaves publishers free to choose the hosting service that fits their needs best.
  47. On Demand Media: At VON

    The telcos don't get the web: they see it as just a collection of content. On the other hand, the web people don't understand TV. They use the terms "video" and "TV" interchangeably, and care little for the distinction between live and recorded content. B
    18.09.2006 to , , , , ,
  48. Virtual Economics: There's no testcard on the web

    A TV station is defined by its format and its output - a TV channel only really exists if it is putting out TV shows so every second of every day has to be filled with something that is recognisable as TV. Yahoo! braucht das nicht!
  49. The Rise of Online Video and the Fall of TV » Publishing 2.0

    Die Werbeausgaben für TV Werbung sinken und gleichzeitig steigen die Ausgaben für Online Video. Aber es gibt nicht genügend Potential um alle Werbeausgaben in das Online Video Geschäft zu überführen.
  50. A VC: C'mon Steve Just Do It

    Der Mac Mini als Server, der TV Inhalte aus dem Internet läd. Die Software muss noch einfacher werden sonst pasts.

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