Online TV Viewing Approaches the Mainstream (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News)
Nearly 20 percent of American households are tuning into TV over the Internet. That's twice the number from 2006, according to new research from The Conference Board Consumer Research Center and market-research firm TNS. The most popular destinations for online broadcasts? The official TV channel home page and YouTube.com.
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More Television Seen Online, Survey Says (The New York Sun)
Online TV viewership doubled over the past two years, according to a recent survey. Nearly 20% of American Internet users watch online television broadcasts, the survey by a nonprofit business research group, the Conference Board, in conjunction with a market research company, TNS, shows. The top destinations for viewing these broadcasts are the Web sites of TV networks and YouTube.com, ...
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Viewers Stampede to Online TV (E-Commerce Times)
In the last two years, American households that use the Internet have doubled their online television viewing. Now, nearly 20 percent use the Internet to watch television broadcasts online, and no, it's not all on YouTube. Based on a survey of 10,000 households, The Conference Board and TNS report that 72 percent of online households have family members who log on for entertainment purposes on a ...
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Bills' writer walks fine line (The Buffalo News)
When a sportswriter needs to track down Trent Edwards to get a comment for a story, he might stand waiting for the Bills quarterback to come off the field or out of the shower. When Chris Brown of Buffalobills. com needs Edwards, he can just slip a note into his locker.
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A.M.Stir (The Florida Times-Union)
Last Sunday was the 11th anniversary of Diana's death, and today is the anniversary of her funeral, the ceremony the world stayed up to watch. Diana's death was a sad moment in history, especially because of the gruesome nature of the accident that killed her. Even though it was determined that the driver was intoxicated, I still think the paparazzi acted inappropriately. ...
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Report: Hulu a More Successful Business Than YouTube (ReadWriteWeb)
Online video ad network LiveRail ( our profile ) has just released a 'State Of The Industry Report' for Q3 2008. It reports that video ad spending currently only represents 2.36% of all online advertising, but that it is expected to grow over 55% next year. Right now only 20.95% of internet video streams are being monetized. LiveRail also noted that NBC's online Olympics coverage failed to ...
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The old WB and the online future (Los Angeles Times)
The defunct network lives again as a Web-only network, with shows such as 'Gilmore Girls' and 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer.' Last week, Warner Bros. brought back the defunct WB channel in a new form: an online-only network, the first one with a name inherited from Hollywood. You can watch august old WB shows on TheWB.com, along with raggedy new Web-only video series, and the effect, so far, is ...
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6 Ways McCain Can Run as the Candidate of the Party of an Unpopular President (US News & World Report)
McCain and Palin should focus on two themes: their maverick status and energy independence.
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OnMilwaukee.com Weekend Preview: Sept. 5-7 (OnMilwaukee.com)
This weekend, the Lakefront is abuzz with Indian Summer. The Kettle Moraine Jazz Festival, Pantherfest and Tosa Fest offer live music. The Brewers are home, the Black Keys are here, Milwaukee Shakespeare opens its season and the Zoo celebrates Wisconsin farms.
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Screenshots And Video Of The New Joost (TechCrunch)
So much for Joost's carefully prepared plans to release a browser version of their TV over IP service later this month. News leaked this morning that Joost would be abandoning their year old XUL based desktop client in favor of a browser based service that's more like Hulu and YouTube. Users will still be required to download a plugin that facilitates P2P transfers of files, which is ...
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