Related Videos from Youtube

• 
  Brightcove Links With Akamai for Gl...
  www.beet.tv Brightcove, the big online video platform has switched to Akamai as its primary content delivery network, both companies have announced. We caught up earlier today with Brightcove SVP Jeff Whatcott via a video Skype for this interview. The new alliance with Akamai will provide functionality for publishers including enhanced HD streaming, DVR-like playback and greater global distribution. He said that the company would continue to use its preferred CDN Limelight as well as other CDN providers. Publishers can also integrate their own preferred CDN, he says. Here's more on the Brightcove blog and here is the press release from Akamai. Other online video platforms which use Akamai include Ooyala and Blip.tv More on today's news up on Information Week.
• 
  Brightcove and FreeWheel HTML5 Adve...
  Jeff Whatcott, SVP of Marketing at Brightcove demonstrates the new HTML5 video advertising solution for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, available to media publishers in June 2010 through a partnership with Brightcove and FreeWheel. The announcement was made at Streaming Media East on May 12, 2010. See the Brightcove blog for on "Solving the Online Video Monetization Puzzle" at bit.ly
• 
  Brightcove and FreeWheel to Enable...
  www.beet.tv Since the launch of the Apple iPad, many online video publishers have been been working feverishly to get video onto the the popular platform. Since Apple does not allow Adobe's Flash on the device, publishers use various formats, with HTML5 becoming increasingly popular. The problem is that this new format is not easily integrated with online video advertising, which has been overwhelming served in Flash. In a major development for the industry, FreeWheel, the San Francisco-based online video ad technology platform, and Brightcove, the big Boston-based online video service provider, announced that FreeWheel will support advertising integration into Brigthcove's HTML5 platform The integration will begin in June, the companies said in a press release. Here at Streaming Media East, we spoke with Jeff Whatcott, Sr. VP at Brightcove. Last week, we reported on efforts by Toronto-based mDialogue to provide video ad integration to HTML5.
• 
  Brightcove...
  Jeff Whatcott from Brightcove, an online video platform, discusses their latest product for Adobe Flash 10 for mobile devices.

• 
  Careers :: Ooyala People...
  Find out how to say Ooyala and why people love working here.
• 
  Ooyala Enhances Reporting and Analy...
  www.beet.tv Ooyala, the Mountain View, California based online video platform services company, has introduced a new set of reporting and analytics tools including highly localized reporting. Last month at Streaming Media East, we caught up with co-founder Bismarck Lepe for this update on developments with the iPad and HTML5. Also on this page, we have posted a corporate video from Ooyala that explains the new tracking tools. For an overview on the new analytics offering at Ooyala, check out this report on NewTeeVee by Ryan Lawler. Andy Plesser, Managing Editor
• 
  Ooyala Integrates YouTube Clips int...
  www.beet.tv Ooyala, the Mountain View-based online video services company founded by several ex-Googlers, is providing customers the ability to publish YouTube clips into the publishing system and on an Ooyala player. By using the Ooyala player, publishers can track metrics of how the clip performs on their sites. There are limited opportunities to monetize the YouTube clips, which come without advertising. We caught up with Ooyala co-founder Bismarck Lepe earlier this month at the Streaming Media East conference for this explanation and demo. The Business Insider uses Ooyala and recently inserted a Lady Gaga YouTube video into its player. Andy Plesser, Executive Producer
• 
  Ooyala Adds YouTube Video Managemen...
  Bismarck Lepe, Ooyala Co-Founder and President of Products, demonstrates the new YouTube video management functionality within their platform. Ooyala leveraged the YouTube APIs to give publishers the ability to search and discover YouTube video directly from Ooyala's Backlot interface and deliver the videos within the Ooyala player. This feature was unveiled in April 2010, free to all publishers until 5/31/10. This demo took place at Streaming Media East in New York City on May 12, 2010. For more information see the Ooyala blog, "The World's Videos at Your Fingertips" at www.ooyala.com