Topic - Online Video & online video platform summit
Watch Streaming Media West & Online Video Platform Summit Keynotes Live
We’re just about to head over to the Streaming Media West conference in San Jose, CA. For the first time in the history of this important conference, everyone will be able to watch parts of the conference live, both here on ReelSEO (below) as well as on Streamingmedia.com, courtesy of livestream. Coverage will start today with the opening keynote from Bill Stone, president of FLO TV at 12 p.m. EST/9 a.m. PST.
Streaming Media West & Online Video Platform Summit Podcast Coverage!
Listen to a sneak-preview of our upcoming coverage of the 2009 Streaming Media West Conference – The Business & Technology of Online Video, and the Online Video Platform Summit, happening Tuesday November 17 – Thursday November 19, at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in California.
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What to Consider when Shopping for an Online Video Platform
These days the pickins are abundant in the online video platform space, with over 60 pure-play, on-demand online video platform providers (OVPs) offering businesses top-to-bottom video solutions including content ingestion of any format, encoding to multiple formats, storage, content management, monetization, analytics, and playback in customized video players that match and perpetuate your brand via viral features such as email, embed code, permalinks, and posting to your favorite social site.
Announcing the First Ever Online Video Platform Summit
I’m pleased to announce to the ReelSEO community the Online Video Platform Summit, a new two-day single track event held in conjuction with the annual Streaming Media West Conference and Exhibition on November 18-19th in San Jose, Calif. The Online Video Platform Summit was born from the success of this year’s Streaming Media East conference in New York City that had a record attendance of 3,733 attendees, up 5% from the 2008 total and the largest number in the Streaming Media conferences 11 year history.
