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Request to the server "videonuze.com"
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DNS Server Address: 74.220.195.31#53
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videonuze.com. 14400 IN MX 300 videonuze.com.s7b1.psmtp.com.
videonuze.com. 14400 IN MX 100 videonuze.com.s7a1.psmtp.com.
videonuze.com. 14400 IN MX 200 videonuze.com.s7a2.psmtp.com.
videonuze.com. 86400 IN NS ns1.bluehost.com.

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ns1.bluehost.com. 14400 IN A 74.220.195.31
ns2.bluehost.com. 14400 IN A 69.89.16.4

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Request to the server "videonuze.com"
You used the following DNS server:
DNS Name: ns2.bluehost.com
DNS Server Address: 69.89.16.4#53
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videonuze.com. 14400 IN MX 200 videonuze.com.s7a2.psmtp.com.
videonuze.com. 86400 IN SOA ns1.bluehost.com. dnsadmin.box331.bluehost.com. 2011091900 86400 7200 3600000 300
videonuze.com. 14400 IN MX 100 videonuze.com.s7a1.psmtp.com.
videonuze.com. 14400 IN MX 300 videonuze.com.s7b1.psmtp.com.
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Friday, October 14, 2011

Welcome guest! 

Friday, October 14, 2011,

09:51 AM ET

In that post I explained how Hulu's primary asset - next-day distribution rights to ABC/Fox/NBC programs - would be at the heart of its valuation. The big challenge with selling Hulu was that its owners would have to pass these rights (albeit likely reformulated) to an unaffiliated and uncontrollable 3rd-party, at the same time as online video delivery has injected massive uncertainty into their businesses. This issue, rather than lower-than-expected bids as some have tritely suggested, is why Hulu's owners ultimately decided to pull Hulu off the block. Though this was always the central issue in any Hulu deal, I believe 3 things happened in the past 4 months that crystallized the importance for Hulu's owners of maintaining full control of their distribution rights:Read More »Related Analyses:Here's Why Any Deal For Hulu Is Unlikely (06/22/11)Hulu Sale Process Has Become One Big Leak-a-thon (07/25/11)Categories

Thursday, October 13, 2011,

10:10 AM ET

As VideoNuze readers know, online video syndication has been a focus of mine for several years, as I'm a big believer that it's critical for generating audience and revenues, particularly for smaller content providers that lack well-trafficked destinations. RealGravity is providing important infrastructure for fueling syndication, and recently I caught up with Luke McDonough, co-founder and CEO to learn more about what makes RealGravity different.Read More »Categories

Wednesday, October 12, 2011,

09:04 AM ET

As detailed below, the $236.5 million was raised by 20 companies, with 2 additional financings undisclosed (ClipSync and Ooyala). Of the $236.5 million, 62%, or $147 million, flowed to just 5 companies, Tango ($42M), Tremor Video ($37M), Thought Equity Motion ($25M), Vidyo ($22.5M) and Zenverge ($20.5M). All of these were later stage rounds in companies that had previously raised substantial sums. As I always like to add in these roundups, too much shouldn't be read into one quarter's data as financings close when they do - a few days one way or the other and quarters can look very different.Still, the number and breadth of the financings across the online and mobile video value chain - from chips to monetization - is solid evidence that investors remain bullish on video's potential. This should continue as video usage increases, devices proliferate and advertisers accelerate their spending.In addition to the financings, there was also significant M&A activity and public financings in Q3, which are noted below.Read More »Related Analyses:$84 Million Raised in Q2 '11 By Private Online/Mobile Video Companies, A 2-Year Low (07/06/11)Categories

Tuesday, October 11, 2011,

09:24 AM ET

Following breakfast, the program will begin with Eric Kessler, co-president of HBO, discussing HBO GO, the network's highly successful online/mobile TV Everywhere app. Eric will provide an update on key usage metrics and what's ahead. Then I'll do a fireside chat with Eric where we'll delve into larger industry issues including over-the-top challenges from Netflix, Hulu, Google/YouTube, Amazon and others, the changing landscape for premium video online and TV Everywhere's status. Read More »Categories

Monday, October 10, 2011,

06:31 PM ET

Mostly though, the number 1 question now is why did management abruptly change course and dump Qwikster overboard? Read More »Related Analyses:Now We Know: Netflix Modeling Churn At Record 6.5 Million Subscribers in Q3 '11 Due to Effect of Pricing Change (07/25/11)Netflix's Q3 Subscriber Loss Could be Churn AND Acquisition Related (09/15/11)Netflix Now Conceding Price Hike Is Also Hurting Q3 New Subscriber Acquisitions (09/22/11)Netflix (Partially) Comes to Its Senses, Drops Qwikster DVD Plan (10/10/11)Categories

10:07 AM ET

While this is certainly true, what the post leaves unsaid - but which is even more fundamental to Netflix - is that DVDs remain absolutely essential to the company's success and will for some time to come. By not fully embracing this, the company seems to be ignoring reality. No doubt this led to the Qwikster move in the first place, and now also raises the risk of additional missteps down the road. Read More »Related Analyses:Netflix Makes a Surprising Left Turn With New Pricing Approach (07/13/11)Netflix's DVD Split Is Yet Another Self-Inflicted Wound (09/19/11)Netflix Now Conceding Price Hike Is Also Hurting Q3 New Subscriber Acquisitions (09/22/11)Exclusive: More Netflix Subscribers Still Use DVDs Than Streaming for TV Viewing (09/29/11)Categories

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