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Yahoo!'s $160M online video bust
Yahoo! is winding down portions of its online video portal Maven Networks, which it bought in 2008 for around $160 million making Maven's exit the second-largest to date in the online video space.... Read more >>
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Potential effects of the Maven and Joost shutdowns
Tuesday was a rather grim day in the online video space, as two very well funded companies, Maven Networks and Joost, announced they both basically are shutting down. While Maven Networks supposedly... Read more >>
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The current times have not been kind to original online video production companies, but two movie executives are not fazed by the failures of others. David Salzber and Christian Tureaud are launching... Read more >>
Joost CEO steps down, company to scale back operations
Joost, the online video portal backed by Skype's co-founders that has eaten $45 million in venture capital, announced it is scaling back its operations to focus on back-end support for other... Read more >>
YuMe to serve video ads for msnbc.com properties
YuMe, an online video ad network, announced it will power the ad serving for leading news site msnbc.com. YuMe will use its ACE advertising platform to place advertising in MSNBC embedded video... Read more >>
Yahoo!'s $160M online video bust
Yahoo! is winding down portions of its online video portal Maven Networks, which it bought in 2008 for around $160 million making Maven's exit the second-largest to date in the online video space.... Read more >>
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Potential effects of the Maven and Joost shutdowns
Tuesday was a rather grim day in the online video space, as two very well funded companies, Maven Networks and Joost, announced they both basically are shutting down. While Maven Networks supposedly... Read more >>
Leaders Interview Series
FierceOnlineVideo Leaders - David Mason, CEO StudioNow
FierceOnlineVideo got a chance recently to catch up with David Mason, CEO of StudioNow, which creates custom video platforms and streamlines video creation by leveraging a network of video... Read more >>
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