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Web Video & Beyond
Written by a collection of the best writers in the industry 
Mobile Video: Distribution to the Fourth ScreenBringing Video to the Masses Part 2Bringing Video to the Masses - Part 1 of an InterviewOnline Video Delivery with KyteInternet TV: Yahoo and Intel Try AgainSquare vs. Non-Square Pixels – Producing Video PodcastsLiberating segregated HDTV setsAppleTV, WDTV, or Blu-ray: Which one is best to distribute your HD project?Mobile Phone Distribution and HDTV with mDialogPodcasting is NOT DeadEncoding web video in the age of the iPhoneWelcome to Web Video & Beyond
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Mobile Video: Distribution to the Fourth ScreenAn overview of the players in this complex game.
There is a lot of buzz these days about video distribution to cell phones. The idea of uploading an independent film, TV series pilot or even your demo reel to a place where anyone with an iPhone can see it sounds like “the next big thing.” Unfortunately, the ease of distributing to mobile devices is not nearly as easy as uploading a video to YouTube - at least not yet. Over the next few articles, we’ll look at some of the complexities and strategies for delivering video to mobile devices. We’ll also look at how some trends will have an impact on production and distribution of video content. To begin with, let’s look at one straightforward question - why mobile and how are we going to view video on mobile devices? more »Page 1 of 1 pages Advertisement |
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