Bored with Twitter? Fed up with Twinkle? Step it up a level and stream video direct from your mobile phone to the web using Qik!
The core idea is that you download a small application onto your phone, sign up to qik.com and then simply stream whatever you fancy direct to the Internet. Videos can be ... Read more
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You may have already heard about this YouTube video as its been viewed over 2,700,000 times since it was uploaded two weeks ago. It shows an ‘unsuspecting’ girlfriend being filmed by her boyfriend’s hidden camera while she tries to keep her hula hoop up on Wii Fit. The video was posted in response to a ... Read more
BBC1 has just announced that within the next year, all of its programmes will be simulcast as a live video stream on the internet. This makes it the first of BBC’s analogue TV channels to be aired on the web – ITV has already been simulcasting ITV1, ITV2, ITV3 and ITV4 for a year.
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Viacom are suing YouTube’s video sharing service for its inability to keep copyrighted material off its site. They have identified 150,000 unauthorised television and movie clips on the site, including South Park, SpongeBob SquarePants and MTV Unplugged, which have been viewed tens of thousands of times.
YouTube’s owner Google says that the lawsuit threatens Internet freedom ... Read more
Ahead of the upcoming Social Media Influence conference (to be held on 4th June in London) the following YouTube Corporate Top 10 list has been compiled – comprising of videos which appear within the first 10 results in a search of the company name. Each one has been viewed over 1 million times and generated ... Read more
We have a huge Star Wars geek here at neoco, which is why i thought I’d mention that Blinkx have embraced their inner Star Wars geek and declared the 4th May 2008 as ‘International Star Wars Day’.
They’ve created a special page dedicated to the film series, and to celebrate this day they’ve put together ... Read more
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iGliss has just relaunched its redesigned beta, labelled as a ‘media content management service’.
We all know that often there are just too many steps to sharing media online with friends – but iGliss provides one convenient place for you to share all your favorite items including videos, pictures and blog posts.
With iGliss, you can choose ... Read more
Michael Phillips, from broadband comparison service broadbandchoices.co.uk, believes that ISPs are partly to blame for the bandwidth problems they face, as they “have priced themselves as cheaply as possible on the assumption that people were just going to use e-mail and do a bit of web surfing”. He thinks that ISPs need to stop using the term ‘unlimited’ to describe their services and make it clear that if people want to watch hours of video content they will have to pay more. However, he also believes the BBC need to compromise.
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The BBC and ISPs have been rowing over the effects of the BBC iPlayer. In the first 3 months since its launch, more than 42m programmes have been accessed via it’s on-demand TV service and ISPs have said that it’s putting too much strain on their networks.
They believe that they shouldn’t have to pay for ... Read more
Yesterday, we found out that Flickr now adds video! So, it’s a multimedia sharing site, that involves both photos and videos.
You’ll need to have a Pro account for video sharing, and clips up to 150MB can be uploaded. And, as with photos, there are a number of privacy settings to take advantage of, licensing, as ... Read more
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Most likely as a result of being outclassed and outflanked by noted anti-Scientologist and self-proclaimed Wog Sean Kennedy, nine years later the Church of Scientology answered back with their own online video channel.
Recently, there was an interesting bit of collateral damage noted in the ongoing war between Scientology and the Internet, but Scientology’s war on ... Read more