Horror master will use video episodes to promote upcoming book, while CBS is hoping for a match between the author and the mostly young and male consumers of mobile and online video.
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Buoyed by its online success in college basketball, CBS Sports widens its ad revenue stream by dumping third-party ad networks and taking it in house.
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Deal puts to rest continued speculation over acquisition talks involving the pioneering San Francisco Internet media company.
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Verizon Wireless becomes the third carrier to sign on to Loopt's youth-focused location sharing service, but will carriers trip over security concerns?
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CBSSports.com opens college basketball tournament to other web sites as event continues to attract young, college educated males and big-name advertisers.
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Consumer wiki developer Wetpaint launches its enterprise version to jump into the crowded business arena that includes Socialtext, Wikia, Near-Time, and HiveLive.
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The search king is noticeably absent from an agreement put forth by Microsoft, Walt Disney, Viacom, News Corp, CBS, NBC Universal and others pushing a set of guidelines to protect copyrights online.
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TV network takes March Madness right to Google’s turf with user video campaign.
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Broadcaster backs virtual world content developer.
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Media companies mad at YouTube might switch to the new video service.
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Study shows more viewers using the web as a DVR so they don’t miss favorite shows.
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Search king wants to sell commercial spots for local stations.
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TV still scrambling to play catch-up
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An end to blogger fatigue?
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Red Herring magazine's Internet news briefs for the week of December 25, 2006.
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Fox, Viacom, CBS, and NBC Universal are in talks to launch a competing viral video site.
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Fox, Viacom, CBS, and NBC Universal mull the possibility of launching a competing video site.
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Geeks, get Star Trek and other shows on your Xbox.
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DVR maker’s service allows subscribers to watch content from sites like Google Video on TV.
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Microsoft opens its game console to TV and movies as content owners find home for male fare.
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