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Music Choice Debuts SWRV Interactive Music Video Network
New York - Music Choice, a multi-platform video and music
network found mainly on cable TV services, on Wednesday announced the launch of
SWRV, an interactive...
European Court of Justice to Hear File-Sharing Filtering Case
Brussels
- A Belgian court has referred a case set to determine whether ISPs can be
compelled to filter file-sharing traffic on their networks to the...
Norwegian Court Rules ISP Need Not Block The Pirate Bay
Oslo, Norway - A Norwegian court has
ruled that Internet service provider Telenor does not have to block access to
file-sharing hub The Pirate Bay, according...
YouTube Introduces 'Safety Mode' Parental Control Setting
San Bruno,
Calif. - Google's (NASD: GOOG) YouTube on Wednesday
introduced a new parental control feature called Safety Mode, which will help
parents and others screen out potentially...
Encoding.com Gets $1.25 Million for Cloud-based Video Services
San Francisco
- Encoding.com, a provider of online video encoding services, announced on Wednesday
that it has closed a $1.25 million first round of financing, led...
Google Debuts "Buzz" Social Features in Gmail
Mountain View,
Calif. - Google (NASD: GOOG) on Tuesday introduced
Buzz, a new set of social networking features it will roll out to its 176 million
Gmail...
Italian Court Reinstates ISP Block on The Pirate Bay
Los Angeles - An Italian
court has ruled that ISPs in the country must block access to file-sharing hub
The Pirate Bay, reinstating a ban that...
Video Caption Transcriber 3Play Media Raises Funding
Somerville,
Mass. - 3Play Media, a developer
of video caption transcription technology, announced that it has raised
$450,000 in funding from angel investors.
Massachusetts-based 3Play specializes
in time synchronization,...
Swedish Web Movie Service Voddler Gets $3.5 Million
Stockholm,
Sweden -
Voddler, a provider of streaming video services, has raised $3.5 million in new
funding from Eqvitec Partners.
Founded in 2005, Stockholm, Sweden-based Voddler
is still beta...
H.264 Video Codec to Remain Free to Websites Through 2015
Los Angeles
- The widely-used H.264 video codec will remain free to utilize by Web
publishers through at least 2015, following a five-year extension of the
freebie...