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Global online video market will be worth US$37 billion in 2017

According to the latest forecasts from Informa Telecoms & Media (www.informatandm.com), the global online-video market will be worth US$37 billion in 2017, driven by the popularity of services like Netflix and YouTube.  

This figure is made up of the three key video-revenue streams of advertising, subscriptions and transactions. Despite the market maturing, advertising will continue to be a larger revenue generator than subscriptions in 2017, as it is in 2012.
 

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Black Friday Special — Thank You!

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Thank you for your Black Friday Weekend order. Customer service will be processing these orders after the long weekend, and you’ll get confirmation as your order is processed.

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Apple rumors: AirPlay alternative, ‘Apple eBay’ store

Here are the latest Apple rumors from the blogosphere.

“YouTube recently launched AirPlay-like video beaming for Google TV and Android devices, but Google plans to take the technology much further. The company is working on an alternative to AirPlay, which it wants to bring to third-party devices and services – a clear shot at Apple.” — “Gigaom (www.gigaom.com)

“Apple ‘opens eBay store’: Officially refurbished Apple products are now available on eBay, sparking reports that the company has opened its own store on the auction site.” — “The Telegraph” (www.telegraph.co.uk)

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Greg’s Bite: Windows 8 — ugly under the Surface?

By Greg Mills

While I try wax eloquent in my occasional digs at Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and all things Windows, it takes an actual PC fan boy to roast ’em right. Jakob Nielsen, described as a “user interface guru,” slammed Windows 8 so hard the glass broke.I try to inject a little humor in my criticism, but Nielsen chops em up like stew meat on a butcher block. Nothing funny about it.

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