June 2012 – Streaming Media Marketing

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Google’s Online Video Ad Templates: Click-to-Play, InVideo, In-Stream, Expandable, YouTube Promoted, TrueView Family

Online video ads are multimedia, interactive rich media ads that allow cinematic advertising on the Internet by using Flash and streaming technology. The most popular formats include in-stream spots (pre-, mid-or post-roll) and in-banner video.

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Yahoo!’s innovative Rich Media Formats exploit Interactivity of Video

Asian countries rank globally amongst the top for media consumption via Internet or mobiles, with an enormous number of consumers moving onto digital and mobile platforms to obtain content, marketers must be there to reach their audience, too.  And since everything from search to videos to display advertising is being adapted for the third screen,

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Kaltura‘s Open Source Offerings for Video Streaming

We at Asian eMarketing believe that Open Source has the digital world perfectly in its grip and therefore want to share some information about Kaltura. The company provides the world’s first and only Open Source Online Video Platform that includes industry leading media management applications as well as a framework for developing custom apps.

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Vidiator: Global Audience turns away from traditional TV Services in Favour of ‘on the go’ Content

A global survey commissioned by new media delivery specialists Vidiator has found that India is leading the way in monetizing mobile content with 50% of people having paid for mobile video content. This compares to just 26% in the UK and 47% in Malaysia. However over two thirds of people would be willing to pay

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