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VideoNuze Podcast #261 - TV Everywhere Advances, Linear TV Comes Online
Posted on 02-20-2015
I'm pleased to present the 261st edition of the VideoNuze podcast with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. This week we return to the topic of TV Everywhere, which...
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BlackArrow Powers Dynamic Ad Insertion on Connected and Mobile Devices for Time Warner Cable
Posted on 02-10-2015
Once again demonstrating the rapidly blurring lines between online video and TV on-demand, ad tech provider BlackArrow has announced that it will be powering dynamic ad insertion (DAI) in...
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BlackArrow Lands In Europe With Virgin Media
Posted on 12-02-2014
Video ad technology provider BlackArrow has announced Virgin Media as its first European customer, signaling a broader international expansion starting in 2015. BlackArrow will be powering dynamic ad insertion...
News from Around the Web (14 items)
- Comcast-FreeWheel Deal Underscores Collision Of TV, Digital Video Interests AdExchanger - 03-07-2014
- BlackArrow, Ericsson Forge Multiscreen Advanced Ad Pact Multichannel News - 11-12-2013
- Ad, TV Industry Leaders To Advise BlackArrow On Advancing `Advanced` TV Ads MediaDailyNews - 09-18-2013
- Clearleap, BlackArrow Take Shot At Advertising`s Mid-Section Multichannel News - 04-09-2013
- TV Cos. Deliver MultiPlatform Targeted Ads Via BlackArrow MediaDailyNews - 08-01-2012
- Comcast Signals New Ad Era for VoD Light Reading - 07-29-2011
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