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Analysis: Media Companies like Time Warner Need To Become Enablers Of Contentdmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge - Aug 11, 2008 Two items from the weekend papers had Media Wonk shaking his head over the state of the discussion, at least in mainstream outlets, around the impact of digital technology on the media business--which may be one reason … Also tagged: music, analysis, video, film, new york times, tv, movies, time warner, jeff bewkes |
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Analysis: Selectable Business Models For Film and TVdmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge - Aug 8, 2008 Media Wonk is still scratching his noodle trying to figure out the MPAA's game plan--assuming it has one--for gaining approval of its petition to the FCC for a waiver on the rules restricting the use of selectable … Also tagged: analysis, law, film, tv, regulation, movies, fcc, vod, mpaa, business models |
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Analysis: A Gracenote to the Sony-BMG Dealdmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge - Aug 5, 2008 Sony Corp.'s deal to buy out Bertelsmann's 50% interest in Sony-BMG Music, announced Tuesday, has some numbers crunchers scratching their heads. Apart from the price paid--roughly $1.2 billion once all aspects of the … Also tagged: music, analysis, sony, deals, sony bmg, gracenote |
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Analysis: Google Blows Q2, YouTube Still a Mysterydmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Marketing - Jul 18, 2008 Google posted a 39% increase in revenue for the second quarter Thursday compared to the same period last year, but it whiffed on EPS, missing analysts' consensus target by more than a dime. That sent shares of GOOG … Also tagged: analysis, video, search, google, marketing, advertising, youtube, investing |
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Google: Don't Be Evil, but Hire Good Lawyersdmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Video - Jul 14, 2008 Busy week coming up for Google's lawyers. On Tuesday, Google's senior legal office Dave Drummond will be on Capitol Hill to answer questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee on his company's proposed search ad … Also tagged: analysis, video, law, google, regulation, youtube, copyrights |
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Analysis: Viacom vs YouTube - Education by Litigationdmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Marketing - Jul 8, 2008 Many a lament has already been sung over the privacy implications to the judge's discovery ruling granting Viacom access to the login names and IP addresses of all users who have ever watched a video on YouTube as part … Also tagged: analysis, video, law, marketing, social networking, regulation, youtube, deals, viacom, copyrights, ugc |
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Google Gets The Evil Eyedmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge - Jul 7, 2008 This morning's must read: Steve Lohr's news analysis piece in the NYTimes on Google's emerging role as the Microsoft of the Internet age. Not just a dominant company, but a dominant company astride a core technology of … Also tagged: microsoft, google, yahoo, marketing, deals, investing, spotlight |
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Analysis: NBC's Olympic Trialdmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Marketing - Jun 30, 2008 It's hardly an original insight to note that traditional media companies are trapped in their legacy business models at a time of rapid change in technology and consumer behavior. But rarely do you see the old and the … Also tagged: analysis, video, marketing, tv, advertising, olympics, nbc universal, business models |
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Analysis: Converging on Circuit Citydmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Music - Jun 24, 2008 So is a deal between Blockbuster and Circuit City getting more likely, or less? Hard to tell, exactly. Things looked grim yesterday, after analysts said Circuit's ugly first-quarter numbers, reported last week, could … Also tagged: games, music, analysis, film, tv, movies, retail, deals, circuit city, blockbuster, ce |
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Analysis: Who needs Blu-ray?dmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Tech - Jun 19, 2008 You would think that owners of high-end home theater systems would be right in Blu-ray Disc's early adopter sweet spot. But at least one maker of high-end home theater servers is hedging its bets. Kaleidescape Inc., on … |