• Eye Tracking's Latest Gaze
    Tobii's EyeX developer kit, coming in March, opens the door for games and other apps that build on the human gaze.
  • Sizzzling, Streaming Video: The Yule Log Is Back
    Who says online video isn't warm? InDemand has the YuleLog ready for you, online and through many cable systems. Conundrum: For safety, you should close your screen. But if you do, you can't see it. (Sorry for that.)
  • Apparently They Still Can't Watch 'Orange Is the New Color Black'
    A county prison in Idaho allows inmates to pay 10 cents a minute to access parts of the Internet, including ESPN and Hulu, or schedule video chats with friends and relatives. One of the inmates says she likes being able to watch content when she wants, not on a TV schedule. But some of the locals are frosted.
  • StyleHaul Links with Fremantle for Online Developments
    StyleHaul, the YouTube multi-channel network whose videos have been viewed more than 10 billion times over about 2,500 YouTube channels, has a deal with FremantleMedia North America, whose TV division gave us "American Idol."
  • Chernin Group Buys Majority Stake in Anime Site, Will Broaden Its Scope
    The Chernin Group has acquired a majority stake in Crunchyroll, a popular site for people to watch anime online, but TCG will build Crunchyroll into a leading provider of all kinds of streaming video online--with anime the primary focus.
  • NYT Will Expand Efforts to Syndicate Its Video Fare
    New York Times videos are hot and the media company will soon have syndication agreements with big portals and syndicators, says Rebecca Howard, GM for Video, in this interview with Beet.TV. 
  • Want to Stop Video Piracy? Put Your Video Online
    A chapter in a new book makes the case that media companies should speed up efforts to get as much of their content online as possible to combat piracy. It notes that in 2009, after ABC added a chunk of TV shows to Hulu, illegal downloads of those shows dropped dramatically.
  • John Krasinski Writes/Directs a New Bud Light Online Video Series
    Bud Light debuted a new online video series over the weekend written and directed by actor John Krasinski and business partner Danny Stessen.  Krasinski does not appear in the videos, but former "Office" castmates Dan Gill and Barak Hardley are featured.  
  • Despite Turmoil Hulu Is Pushing Ahead
    Hulu has been through significant changes in the last three years, which is why it’s unexpected that the company’s original programming strategy has progressed steadily.
  • Ron Burgundy Does the News, For Real, in Bismarck, ND
    Ron Burgundy, famous anchorman, co-anchored the Saturday evening news at the CBS affiliate in Bismarck, ND on Saturday night. He kept it classy, though he wouldn't say so. 
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