Video Content News & Articles

DaCast (news, site) added some more razzle-dazzle to its live video streaming service for Facebook today. Now, users can share previously recorded content on the social network as well as archive previously live events.

Online video service Vzaar (news, site) has a tool to help check whether your connection is as good as it should be for online video viewing.

Offering a white-label service to video content publishers, now any business can get on-board the online video train thanks to Reality Digital's (news, site) Spotlight.

Video content has revolutionized the web. It would take over 400 years to watch every single clip that currently exists on YouTube, as there are 13 hours of video content uploaded every minute. In addition, the customer demand for video is getting stronger with over 100 million of YouTube clips viewed per day.

Therefore, it’s no surprise that the business community has woken up to the power of video. With greater competition, more organizations have come under the increasing pressure to facilitate effective use of rich media content.

It is increasingly common to see updates on social sites such as Facebook and Twitter come from people using their mobile devices. Vufone is a new service from NewACT that makes accessing and managing messages, photos and video across a range of social sites a one-stop task.

Everyone wants to be in the movies – but not everyone has the cash to break in.

With this basic thought in mind, Qumu, a California-based provider of rich-media solutions for enterprises, came up with Qumu Kodiak.

The new suite, which has just been released, provides global enterprises with the ability to create, manage and distribute video communications without straining financial or network resources.