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  Brightcove goes mobile with Flash P...
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  Barcelona Bulletin: Flash 10.1 is C...
  www.beet.tv BARCELONA -- Brightcove, the big online video services company, will announce today at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona a solution to bring true Flash video to a number of smart phones. The announcement is part of the big initiative to bring Adobe's Flash 10.1 to mobile phones. The Brightcove videos will run on Google Android, Symbian S60, Palm webos, Windows Mobile and Research in Motion blackberry. Brightcove customers, including The New York Times, have been testing the system and expect to implement the platform sometime this spring. This is a significant development as more consumers watch video on mobile devices. While video has run in various formats on mobile devices for some time, using Flash 10.1 provides a uniform viewing experience along with advertising and viewer metrics. Brightcove presently runs an Apple-compatible video program for the iphone and will support the ipad, but the new, robust Flash 10.1 will not run on these Apple devices. We spoke with Brightcove senior VP Jeff Whatcott in his Cambridge, Mass. office earlier this week. Earlier this month we interviewed Adobe's Bill Rusitzky about Flash 10.1 and mobile. Andy Plesser, Executive Producer Disclaimer: Brightcove is a sponsor of Beet.TV.
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  tubemogul in Pact with Brightcove f...
  www.beet.tv tubemogul, the Emeryville-based video syndication and analytics company, has entered into an agreement with Brightcove to provide analytics tools to the big Boston-area video services company. Analytics around Web video usage has become essential to many publishers and advertisers. While tubemogul's analytics tools are integrated with other video services companies, including theplatform and Castfire, the deal with Brightcove will allow tubemogul to market directly to Brightcove's big corporate customers. Here is the joint press release. More on this development reported by Erick Schonfeld at techcrunch. tubemogul's New Cost-Per-View Product Last month in San Jose we spoke with Brett Wilson, tubemogul's CEO and co-founder. In this video, he told us about a new company initiative, a "cost-per-view' product for publishers and marketers seeking to reach targeted online audiences. The company has signed on several major advertising agencies for the new service. This new product will also be available through the new Brightcove alliance, Brett told me. Andy Plesser, Executive Producer Disclaimer: Beet.TV uses tubemogul to syndicate our videos to 15 different sites with the click of a mouse. This is a free service which we find quite useful. Brightcove is a sponsor of Beet.TV

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  Ooyala Says Micropayments for Onlin...
  www.beet.tv SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- With the advent of sophisticated authentication software, content creators will have the ability to monetize their video through a range of payment schemes from micropayments to bundled carriage fees akin to cable subscriptions, says Bismarck Lepe, co-founder of Ooyala, the Mountain View-based online video platform company. At the Beet.TV Online Video Roundtable in San Francisco last week, Bismarck addressed this growing trend. Today, the company announced new products supporting payment schemes. Bismarck is a former Googler who was a senior executive in the adsense product group. Andy Plesser, Executive Producer Disclaimer: Ooyala is sponsor of Beet.TV
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  Ooyala Live Streaming with Backlot...
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  Bismark Lepe of Ooyala on Video Mon...
  bit.ly - We interviewed Bismark Lepe, Co-Founder of Ooyala, at the Ooyala booth at Streaming Media West 2009. We talked with Bismark about online video monetization via subscription transaction models, otherwise known as pay-per-stream, pay-per-view, or PPV. Ooyala's video hosting platform began supporting this video revenue model in early 2009 and it is Bismark's belief that more and more monetization of online video will be powered by subscription based models. For more on our interview with Bismark, visit: www.reelseo.com