I’m pleased to present the 92nd edition of the VideoNuze Report podcast, for March 18, 2011. In this week’s podcast, Daisy Whitney and I discuss Netflix’s rumored $100 million deal for first-run rights to “House of Cards,” a new TV series directed by David Fincher and starring Kevin Spacey. As I wrote earlier this week, …
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Scaling White Hat Link Building – Scaling Content
Posted by willcritchlow Over the next two weeks, I’m speaking at our Advanced Link Building conference in London (18th March) and New Orleans (25th March). We are down to the last few tickets for London but there is definitely still time to book tickets for New Orleans to see this amazing line up of speakers give it …
Audio Interview With Netflix’s Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos
I’m pleased to provide an audio recording of an on-stage one-on-one interview I did with Netflix’s chief content officer Ted Sarandos, at the NATPE Market conference on January 25th. I’ve been meaning to post this for a while, but experienced a few technical issues in getting it done. The interview is particularly timely given news …
Preventing Link-Based Penalties – Whiteboard Friday
Posted by Aaron Wheeler At the end of February, Google announced that it was updating its search algorithm to serve higher-quality results to searchers. The update has since been dubbed the "Farmer Update" due to the algorithm’s new bias against what Google considers "sites which are low-value add for users, copy content from other websites …
Will Cable TV Networks Kill Their Golden Goose?
I’ve been dismayed, though not entirely surprised, by reactions from cable TV networks over the launch of Time Warner Cable’s new iPad app earlier this week. A pair of articles, in Adweek and the WSJ summarize various networks’ protestations about the new iPad app, namely that it is an unauthorized use of their content by …
Advanced Advertising Media Project Looks to Kickstart VOD Revenues
A new research initiative aimed at measuring the impact of advertising in free VOD streams and hastening its deployment is being unveiled today. The Advanced Advertising Media Project (“AAMP”) is being spearheaded by the 4A’s and BlackArrow, an advertising technology provider, with participation from A&E, CBS, Comcast, Digitas, Discovery, Horizon Media, NDS, Rainbow Media and …
