Adobe Pass Wants to Turn On TV Everywhere by Steve Smith

Just in time for the mounting controversy over TV properties landing on every imaginable screen on every imaginable device, Adobe steps in to claim that it can manage the madness for the value chain. This morning the company announced an Adobe Pass product that will authenticate pay TV subscribers across screens so that only the right customers get access to the content. Adobe is positioning this as a solution to quell anxieties and rights worries among TV cable/satellite providers and the individual content makers. The many worries and conflicts of business interest of TV everywhere models surfaced last week soon ...Read the whole story

  • automotive New Ford Focus Spokesperson: Puppet Named Doug by Karl Greenberg

    During the streamed news conference, Doug misbehaves, suggests that he's only doing this because he got a free car from Ford, flirts openly with one of the reporters, whom he calls "pretty pants" and generally causes high anxiety among the faux Fords, who wring their hands as Doug is off on a couch with pretty pants, trying to get her to go for drinks. ...Read the whole story

  • Gigante Vaz On Board For Casale's Videobox by Les Luchter

    New York independent agency Gigante Vaz has signed on to Casale Media's new Videobox platform, which Casale says transforms standard display inventory in its MediaNet ad network into video-ready media. ...Read the whole story

Curating Content Is Similar To Counting Sand. Both Are Possible, But Why? by Adam Singolda

I think curating content is critical at times, while at other times, machines are your choice pick. This article will discuss some tips on how to use curation and the machines that do it for you and can offer the best content to your users. ...More