10 Responses to “Brightcove Lands EMI In Exclusive Video Distribution Deal”

1. Jeremy Scott, on March 15th, 2010 at 4:17 pm Said:

   Today Brightcove has announced that they have formalized a content agreement with EMI Music to be the premier provider of online video distribution services for the entire corporation.  That adds EMI to the list of major labels already partnering with Brightcove, including Sony, Universal, and Warner.
   The deal means that EMI will be using Brightcove exclusively [...]

2. Jeremy Scott, on March 15th, 2010 at 4:35 pm Said:

   For the second straight week, there are far too many viral success stories to feature in this column than I have the time or the room for.  That’s why the Honorable Mention section keeps growing every week.  Anyway, some really great stuff this time, so let’s get to it.
   Geek Out
   This video is a man in [...]

3. Grant Crowell, on March 15th, 2010 at 4:44 pm Said:

   I recently did a Skype Video interviewed with author David Meerman Scott on the 2nd release of his popular book, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, which has won praise in The New York Times and Computerworld reviews, been on the BusinessWeek bestseller list, and published in 24 languages. I asked Dave what he [...]

4. Jeremy Scott, on March 15th, 2010 at 5:37 pm Said:

   Citing numbers that show that video views on mobile devices are up a whopping 160%, Google announced yesterday that the mobile version of YouTube will now begin showing ads.  Specifically, the ads will be running on the main YouTube home page, the search page, and the browse page; for now, they will only run on [...]

5. Jeremy Scott, on March 15th, 2010 at 5:40 pm Said:

   Common Craft, whose series of In Plain English videos are some of the most cited and sourced video content online, has announced a new partnership with Wistia today.  You can read the blog post about it from Wistia.
   What’s Wistia?  Well, it’s a “video sharing company” according to the press release and we have covered them [...]

6. Expert Guest, on March 15th, 2010 at 5:48 pm Said:

   No matter what technology comes (and goes) text will always be in fashion. Words drive almost every industry, particularly from a marketing perspective. Our words dictate how we present, communicate, display and ultimately sell. While a picture may be worth a thousand words, one great word or phrase can be worth thousands of dollars (if [...]

7. Mark R Robertson, on March 15th, 2010 at 5:49 pm Said:

   Last year, EyeView launched a fun interactive quiz based on A/B testing data that was designed to test your video marketing instincts.  This year, they are at it again with a new quiz that will get you to think about how simple variations within implementation of website video can influence conversion. Can you guess which videos performed [...]

8. Christophor Rick, on March 15th, 2010 at 6:07 pm Said:

   eMarketer recently reported on some results from an study conducted by Internet Retailer that show us where eCommerce retailers plan to focus their energy in the future. Namely, site redesigns for SEO, video or streaming media, and better customer experience.
   The recent survey, Website Design Strategies and Tactics, shows that 2/3 of eCommerce sites have some [...]

9. Christophor Rick, on March 15th, 2010 at 6:23 pm Said:

   comScore starts off another year of online video tracking and so do we.  Many have reported on the decline in video views for January 2010 when compared to December 2009.  However, even with the decline of 2.5%, when you look at the numbers year over year, video views in the US were actually up almost 120% [...]

10. Christophor Rick, on March 15th, 2010 at 7:16 pm Said:

    Livestream recently let loose a seriously long-winded open letter to content and event owners seeking to find a streaming partner. In it they included a ‘zero tolerance’ statement about piracy and a lot of finger pointing at other major live streaming sites.My first question is: is this necessary? I’m reminded of something parents say about [...]

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