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May 12, 2007
Pirellifilm did impress with a great line of special online movies.

 

March 13, 2007
Viacom demands $1 billion compensation from youtube for copyright infringements.

 

Finest examples for new free Internet TV are the news at goodnightburbank.com and Tiki Bar with great design and programming.

 

February 17, 2007
soapbox.msn.com has opened it`s gate for video upload. Surprisingly the Flash Video format was chosen to gain competitiveness in the race with youtube.

adbrite has invited first beta testers for video advertising but the system is still very poor.

 

February 10, 2007
cbsnews.com is providing a variety of videos including latest news as real streams. Sadly enough, all streams are oversized and only run on very fast lines.

 

February 03, 2007
a youtube for live stuff is emerging rapidly at stickam.com from Los Angeles where already 300.000 members have become pioneers in a new style of communication.

 

January 29, 2007
Google is converting his Internet TV Network into a video search site.

Rupert Murdoch's Newscorp has acquired 10% of the loss making Australian ROO video distribution network for $12 million. In fact management, technology and strategies had never fully convinced. But perhaps the Newscorp owned myspace know how might be able to improve features and market understanding.

 

January 19, 2007
The crew that gave the world KaZaa and Skype is now a few $billions worth and their latest P2P strike will hit the global TV industry with the"Venice Project". Right now Beta testers are invited to join their organization which operates under the name "Joost".

 

January 10, 2007
The Brightcove network is expanding fast with loads of cash invested into modern network technology for video publishers and advertisers. Stations like tastetv.com or the distribution of Reuters News show what they are striving for.

 

 

December 27, 2006
Worldwide telcos are now keen on charging website providers for content delivery although without content nobody would want their lines. In the U.S. Senators like John Sununu are fighting to give the big telcos the right to bill publishers heavily so that users and producers should better support savetheinternet.com, a movement that is trying to maintain the freedom of the Internet.

 

The German Telekom had to postpone the launch of their T Home Internet TV for several months due to Microsoft`s software problems with media player.

 

 

msn has decided to build strength inside the online video market and a few producers have been hired to create exclusive content.

 

yahoo has hired Kevin Sites to generate video content.

 

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is perhaps the first leader, who has understood about the meaning of Internet videos with it`s communicational opportunities. It just feels a liitle sad to see poor asp and no linux at his site.

 

Sadly enough the domain streamingmedia.com has been captured by some folks who only seem to be interested in spreading some promotional sales mails.

 

aol has announced the launch of free Internet TV under the name of In2TV where 3.400 hours of old programming will become available for broadband users. 4.800 episodes like "Kung Fu" will be shown.

 

maniatv.com from Colorado is one of the true pioneers of global Internet TV with a staff of 85 creative folks enabled by several million dollars funding. Live casts are their strength and by now they claim 2 million viewer per month.

 

revver.com is a new website, where also amateurs can upload their videos in order to eventually earn some advertising revenues. Behind the operation stands for example Ian Clarke, the founder the Freenet Filesharing network and with 80 million views for certain cartoon videos chance look swell, that advertising dollars will now stream much faster into the accounts of talented new film makers. ... here`s the story with the links

 

Several websites without any real media background try to make money with even incomplete Internet TV station listings. webtvlist.com is just one sad example which is filling the search engines whilst many real Television sites have problems in getting listed and found.

 

Apple has launched an Itunes video service which has taken off as large as expected. With 20 Gig+ capacity on their latest Ipod units there is now also no longer a capacity problem and one million videos were sold in less than 20 days.

 

current.tv by Al Gore one of the very latest Internet TV stations.

 

tvover.net is a new board for websites dedicated to Internet TV.

 

The world`s best News Video Service still comes from the BBC whilst CNN videos fail to even start on most PCs with a poorly programmed Media Player solution, which only runs on latest media player 9.

 

Videos and Internet TV Stations have become key markets, that Yahoo, Google, msn and blinkx are now trying to capitalize on more intensively.

 

The new yahoo video search presents at least some results however yahoo music is currently delivering 350 million videos each month.

 

Election time in the U.S. had shoved video creativity to new levels, for example at instantfilms.tv.

 

tvtonic.com is a new distibution form for streaming media where you have to download a new player for full screen settings to receive in dvd quality.

 

msnbc has now also entered the streaming video age and the UK offers virtuetv.com and 3btv.com, both at just another giant level.

 

zilo.com is a New York based Internet TV Network dedicated to students and young adults with stunning streams like from Lil`Kim etc.

 

launch/yahoo claims to have the most videos on the web and heavy.com presents a great sound and design.

 

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