Last week we had our first webinar about online video for marketing professionals and executives. Julia and Alberto addressed the challenges of creating an online video strategy and gave tips and tricks on implementing it. We have made the webinar available on demand and you can watch it below. Please note the webinar is in Spanish. Continue Reading…
Flumotion is launching a series of webinars that explore the opportunities and technology of online video. The first one is an overview of online video and how to integrate it into organizations’ marketing strategies.
Future webinar topics include Online Video Strategy for Brands and Marketers, How to plan a successful Live Event, Multimedia content and Apps and Integrating user generated content into your online video platform.
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LongTail Video State of HTML5 Video went through six key factors on how HTML5 Video is doing presently to give the industry an overhead look at how things are progressing or not. For example, Internet Explorer 6-8 have no HTML5 support and still account for 28% of the market. Chrome and Firefox do have HTML5 support obviously and account for 47% of the market thankfully. With that large portion of the market, total 32%, not supporting HTML5, Flash is still extremely relevant as a provider of web-based video.
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2011 has been a big milestone for Flumotion. It marks the 5th anniversary of the company as well as many innovative highlights and continued industry recognition. Half a decade may not seem such a long time, but within the online video industry, these past five years have changed the way people communicate and consume content. It has been five years of anticipating future trends and developments to enable our clients to stay ahead of the game with their video strategy. Continue Reading…
At the recent International Digital Content Forum 2011 (FICOD) the National Telecommunications and Information Society Observatory (ONTSI) disclosed its annual report on digital content in Spain for 2010 and 2011, which reflected Spain’s developing use of the digital platform. The report highlighted that Spain’s digital content industry has amounted to 9.1 billion Euros in 2010, which is a 14.1% increase from 2009. There has been a 44% increase in the audiovisual subdivision total profits from 2010. This could be indicative of direct terrestrial TV (DTT), which enhanced digitalization of the audiovisual area by 90.8%. Continue Reading…
