Posted by Simon Perry on 30 November 2007 | Tagged as: Archive, Business, Shift to Web delivery, UK, Video Services
UK Broadcaster, Channel 4, have announced that they’re starting a “TV Clips” broadband channel which will feature clips from current TV programmes, an archive of the best moments from Channel 4′s 25 years of broadcasting, and a preview of new programming coming to Channel 4.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 15 October 2007 | Tagged as: Archive, Google, Revenue raising, Services
As rivals boost free online storage, Google cranks up the storage limits.
Posted by Simon Perry on 10 August 2007 | Tagged as: Archive, Google, Revenue raising, Services
Gmail is offering additional storage – for money.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 13 April 2007 | Tagged as: Archive, Mobile, Portable, Services, Software, Wireless
Palm aim for business users as Treo online back up application released
Posted by Simon Perry on 4 August 2006 | Tagged as: Archive, Content, Shift to Web delivery, UK
History nuts will go mad as the Domesday Book goes online today. It’s not going to be like the BBC’s doomed 80′s laserdic project.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 22 March 2005 | Tagged as: Archive, Content, Cross platform, IPTV, Open Source, P2P, Podcasting, User Generated Content (UGC), Video on Demand (VoD)
Vlogging (video blogging) hits mainstream as OurMedia announces free community site for publishing and sharing multimedia content.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 22 March 2005 | Tagged as: Archive, Broadband, Content, IPTV, Podcasting, Storage, User Generated Content (UGC), Video on Demand (VoD)
During our preparation of our news piece on the launch of OurMedia today, we had a quick chat with JD Lasica, that we thought you might like to see. It gives a glimpse of the future for OurMedia.
Posted by Christian on 26 January 2005 | Tagged as: Archive, Content, Content Indexing & Navigation, Google, Search, Yahoo
Internet Giants broaden their strategies of expanding search to information on and off the Web.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 29 October 2004 | Tagged as: Archive, BBC, Content, Events, Legal, Licensing, Open Source
The BBC’s bold Creative Archive project aims to make the 1.5m video pieces and 0.5m audio pieces in its archive available for download to the UK public. Last nights discussions revealed that the pilot will start in 2005 with a small subset of the available material and that there are still many issues to resolve for it to reach its long term goals.
