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Is There Any Money In Peer-to-Peer?
YouTube pays nearly $1 million per month in bandwidth fees, a 7 figure deterrent to some interested in the business. A digital…
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VON: Viewing TV From Afar
Time and place shifting have become more important to people when it comes to viewing television. Tivo and other technologies indicate how this demand has shifted power slightly from the broadcaster to the consumer.
Facebook To Offer Open Registration
Facebook may have its eyes on the prize - the social networking site, which was at one time open only to college students, intends to open its doors to everyone else, as well. This move could help Facebook reach MySpace-like levels of popularity, but many bloggers think that current users will resent the change.
Followup Blog Posts: Updating the Past
Followup blog posts are an often overlooked way to develop an idea further, provide more information on an older post, and to develop a posting series.
First Made-For-Internet Movie To Premiere
The first made-for-the-Internet, "theatrically budgeted" movie will premiere on AOL this Halloween, AUTOMATIC producer Adam Shapiro told the attendees at this year's VON. Shapiro was part of a roundtable discussion about film and TV on the Web and how we get there.
Webtop, RIA, and “Webified”
There were some interesting discussions late last week regarding Rich Internet Applications (RIA), a new term called "webified", and the webtop.
