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Quibi and Snap are Moving in Opposite Directions in Mobile Video
Posted on 10-21-2020
Quibi and Snap appear to be two companies moving in opposite directions in mobile video. Quibi, the high-profile, well-funded startup, has belatedly broadened its scope beyond mobile, enabling its app...
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VideoNuze Podcast #372: Weekly Wrap-up: Viacom’s Skinny Bundle, Facebook TV, Amazon Channels Goes International, Snapchat Shows Gain
Posted on 05-26-2017
I’m pleased to present the 372nd edition of the VideoNuze podcast with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. This week we discuss 4 stories that caught our attention...
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A World Awash In Video - Part 2
Posted on 05-08-2017
Ten years ago, in my pre-VideoNuze days, I wrote “A World Awash in Video,” for my then once per month e-newsletter. Based on numerous recentIy announced initiatives, I predicted...
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- In U.S. creator economy boom, big tech battles for online talent Reuters - 05-26-2021
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- Snap says its TikTok competitor already has 100 million monthly users The Verge - 02-04-2021
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