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Music videos are coming back to your TV, 24 hours a day. MTV has nothing to do with it. And neither do any computer algorithms. Instead, Vevo, which was built as the ultimate on-d... More

Conde Nast is launching a slate of original Web series, continuing the publisher's push to expand its stable of magazines into multimedia programming. Conde Nast will debut on Tues... More

Thanks to its compactness, low cost of ownership and environmentally-friendly composition, UV LED continues to replace incumbent technologies like mercury. Hence, the UV LED busine... More

Vimeo is a much smaller video site than YouTube, so it tries to compete in other areas. It tends to emphasize videos that are artier and more ambitious than dogs on skateboards, fo... More

According to IHS Screen Digest’s report, Multimedia Home Gateways: The Future of the Digital Home, global multimedia home gateway shipments are set to climb to 9.6 million units ... More

Decipher, the UK media consultancy, has just published research that indicates that cord cutting is finally starting to be felt in the UK but points to weaknesses in the Smart TV c... More

With the launch of Redbox Instant by Verizon expected shortly, the subscription video-on-demand and disc rental platform is considering entering into original content production, a... More

SoundCloud is one of those rare European online startups that is cornering its market: if you want to embed or share pure audio, whether it be music or podcasts, you’ll probably ... More

TiVo has launched a new companion box for its Premiere 4 and Premiere XL4 DVRs that lets you use TiVo and online services in any room of the house. The TiVo Mini is a small, square... More

More than 45 million TVs in North America are still connected to analogue cable service, but increasingly cable operators are feeling a requirement to convert these customers to ba... More

‘Smart TV in Italy’, the first of a series of reports from Deadline Media TV on OTT and connected television, details the current market for Smart TVs in Italy within the frame... More

As the balance of viewing of international sports events shifts inexorably from linear TV to multi-screen consumption, comes announcement of a significant technology pact which loo... More

Measurement firm Nielsen has begun tracking the viewing habits of some 5 million American households that receive entertainment on Internet-connected devices and television sets. I... More

Over the past three months the news around Google and Apple has been about wearables -specifically about Glass and iWatch. But go back six months and the talk was all about TV. So ... More

On the Internet, news and entertainment famously want to be free. But in June, tens of thousands of people staged an online protest that was bizarre for its medium. They offered—... More

YouTube has had its share of competition over the years. Companies like Vimeo and DailyMotion (plus copyrightlawsuits and crushing overhead costs) led Chad Hurley and the video-sha... More

In December, while Netflix was gearing up to make its 2013 programming splash with House of Cards and Arrested Development, Amazon was also busy greenlighting six comedy pilots tha... More

A mantra is often used as proof that “old” media “gets it” when it comes to digital: Give consumers what they want, when they want it. As evidenced by a wave of recent liti... More

Subscribers of Google's Fiber TV service who own a 3D TV and glasses can now opt to watch a couple of new channels in 3D. Announced yesterday, Google has launched 3net and ESPN3D. ... More