AlwaysOn's Summit at Stanford 2008 began Tuesday evening with the unveiling of the "Global 250" startup companies selected by the media company as up and comers, and a luminary panel on Big Media and online video moderated by investor Bill Gurley.
Much of the enthusiasm was the degree to which companies like Apple Co., through iTunes, have made it possible to measure and monetize video made available over the Internet.
"The more people watch...the better we perform," said John Edwards, CEO of Move Networks.
As my colleague Jeff Clavier posted during the discussion, perhaps less a matter of increasing viewership via the 'net, rather than keeping it...
Or, as Edwards notes, finding television programming in many ways a replacement to the Tivo/ video recording device... saving the overhead of storing it.
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