By Corey Kronengold, March 7th, 2010
On the heals of Livestream’s open letter to the industry about piracy of live streamed content, it wasn’t long before a quinticential example pops up.
While ABC initially cut off access to Cablevision during their dispute (access was restored at approximately 8:45PM EST, disgruntled viewers are turning to the web for their OSCAR content. In [...]
By Corey Kronengold, March 3rd, 2010
Today, live streaming provider Livestream issued an open letter on their blog, announcing their Zero Tolerance policy on piracy.
In a nut shell, they’ve got a zero tolerance policy on piracy. The open letter, which we obviously support wholeheartedly, was written by CEO Max Hoat to inform their customers, advertisers, partners, policy makers and competitors [...]
By Corey Kronengold, February 18th, 2010
A little technical knowledge will go a long way. Our friends at BusinessInsider.com walk you through the steps of setting up your own Virtual Private Network (VPN) to get around that pesky Olympic Firewall that is preventing us from enjoying the events live.
By Corey Kronengold, January 5th, 2010
Well, I don’t really know what to make of this, but couldn’t ignore it either. I’m pretty sure it doesn’t end well. For whom, I’m not sure.
4Chan is launching a cyber protest against the online video behemoth, YouTube, for cancelling a user’s account.
The bulletin board site is inviting people to open anonymous accounts [...]
By Corey Kronengold, December 22nd, 2009
Fans of Rachel Maddow know that she’s a fan of quirky web video. Tonight she wrapped up her show with a segment on the lip-sync video battle between two high schools in Washington.
Hopefully the record labels will let these kids have their fun. On Dec. 5th, Ryan Lawler at NewTeeVee reported:
A few years [...]