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Labels Looking to Hook Up With Hulu? [NewTeeVee]
A week after Warner Music and YouTube got into a public spat resulting in Warner music videos being pulled from the site, The Financial Times is reporting that major music labels might strike up a deal with premium content darling Hulu . Options being mulled by the the labels reportedly include ...
Americans View 34 Percent More Online Videos in November 2008 Compared to Year Ago
comscore.com — Hulu Sustains Strong Online Viewership on the Heels of October Surge RESTON, VA, January 5, 2009 – comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR) , a leader in measuring the digital world, today released November 2008 data from the comScore Video Metrix service showing that ... (more) Americans View 34 Percent More Online Videos in November ...
FT.com / Companies - Music industry looks to internet for revival
ft.com — A generation after the launch of MTV, major record labels are hoping to revive the music video business online by creating a single digital destination for their artists’ output. Plans under discussion include: a partnership with Hulu, the online ... (more) FT.com / Companies - Music industry looks to internet ...
Time Spent Watching Video Jumps 40% in One Year [NewTeeVee]
Time Spent Watching Video Jumps 40% in One Year [NewTeeVee]
newteevee.com — One way to think about online video is to consider how big a chunk it takes out of our daily lives. The amount of time U.S. Internet users spend watching video is up an impressive 40 percent year over year. Watchers tuned in for 273.1 minutes of ... (more) Time Spent Watching Video Jumps 40% in One Year [NewTeeVee]
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LG Blu-ray box to offer CinemaNow, YouTube videosCNET News.com 12/30/2008
The electronics company is out to capitalize on consumers' desire for entertainment online that can be viewed on their TVs.
Music labels in talks with HuluThe Register 12/30/2008
YouTube don't pay the bills Several major record labels have recently discovered a global system of interconnected computer networks they believe could be used as a new platform for distributing musical videos.…
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