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It is official! Real Networks, MTV and Verizon Wireless are teaming up to form Rhapsody America, a joint venture that will be headed up by Michael Bloom, former general manager of MTV Urge. The company will have offices in San Francisco, New York, and Sea
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Verizon and Veoh have launched a channel on the Verizon Wireless V Cast service, featuring Veoh’s content on the mobile network. Veoh’s Internet television programming is now available through your mobile network, and V Cast users can access Veoh’s
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They are popping champagne in New Jersey. Verizon says it now has a million customers for its FiOS data service and half-a-million FiOS TV subscribers. These numbers are tracking in line with analyst estimates. Verizon announced this just before CEO Ivan
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The company reported 141,000 net customer additions to its FiOS TV service, to a total of 348,000 total FiOS TV customers. Added to the companies 618,000 satellite TV customers Verizon has close to 1 million video customers. Data revenues across all marke
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Those 274 franchises translate to about 5.4 million households, CZ says. He brags that with churn rate below 1.5%, customers seem to like what VZ has to offer. At the end of 2006, Verizon expected to have 175,000 video customers.
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Verizon Wireless said Wednesday that it has agreed to carry videos from online video site Revver on cell phones that subscribe to Verizon Wireless' premium V Cast service. Revver will pass on half of the revenue it receives from the wireless carrier to co
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This deal violates the entire ethos of YouTube, not free, not open, exclusive, no community, limited, censorship, etc, etc. Why tarnish the YouTube brand with a deal like this?
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The agreement shows that the wireless carriers will continue to maintain an iron-fist like control over their networks; showing the cunning of a Night Club bouncer, deciding when and who is allowed to cross the velvet rope. When a brand as big as YouTube
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YouTube videos will be viewable on cell phones for the first time under a deal with Verizon Wireless, which will also allow users to upload videos shot with their camera phones. The partnership to be announced Tuesday marks the first big distribution deal
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YouTube Mobile could come sooner than we think, but only for Verizon customers. The pair are in “advanced talks” about a deal that would allow Verizon Wireless customers to view YouTube videos through their premium V Cast service, which costs an extra
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Verizon said that FiOS TV had about 100,000 subscribers among one million homes where the service is available. That works out to about one in ten FiOS TV ready homes or 10% of the addressable market.
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Verizon muss $700-$1,000 Pro Kunden ausgeben um dorthin die FiOS zu legen. Doppelt soviel wie AT&T. Verizon will so auch Triple Play anbieten, weil die Kunden da länger bleiben und nicht mehr wegwechseln. Lizenzierungsschwierigkeiten.
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Verizon beschuldigt Google des freien Zugangs zu den Hochgeschwindigkeitsleitungen. Verizon will gebühren für den bevorzugten Zugang zu seinen Kunden von Google. Google fürchtet um die Netzneurtralität. Maut Straße Internet?
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Das Internet wird zweigespalten Bevorzugter und Normaler Traffic. Das wollen die Telcos durchsetzen. Verizon beginnt und reserviert eine Leitung für das Fernsehen 80%. Werden so die Internetunternehmen (Yahoo, Amazon, Google) ausgebootet? Verizon will se
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Verizon will seinen Kunden jeweils 2 Leitungen legen eine für Filme und eine für Broadband (20Mps). Die Leitungen werden separat gehandelt, so dass immer genug Bandbreite für die Filme zur Verfügung steht. Allerdings ist das kein IPTV sondern normales
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CBS bietet auf seiner Webseite weitere Episoden der Mirco-Serie "The Courier" an, die per VoD bei Verizon oder sonst in der Werbepause auf CBS zu sehen ist. Werbefinanziert
