UPSTREAM NEWS FROM THE ALLIANCE |
vol. 2, issue 3
July, 2004
Digital Rights Still a Morass Attendees at Jupiter Media's Digital Rights Management Strategies Conference held April 12-14 in New York received the latest information on the state of copyright in the digital world, but not many answers. The reality is that whoever has the deepest pockets wins. "Fair use" is only a theoretical defense.
Streaming Media East, May 11-12. Internet Planet, Jun 15-16.
Articles of Interest New bill to make
peer-to-peer networks illegal in the US.
Rising ad revenues includes streaming Report: Cell Phone Video Delivery to Generate $4.7 Billion by 2008 Report: One-Fifth of U.S. Now Has Broadband; 40% Projected by 2008 Report: U.S. Mobile Video Services to Generate $5.4 Billion by 2009 Report: For First Time,
Music Not Most Popular File Download
Streaming Video Content Comparison Category Share
|
Venture capital continues to flow into streaming media companies. Here are some highlights. WorldGate Communications - $1.5 million - private placement - Net video Phone . MediaBay - $4 million - private placement - streaming spoken word audio. Oplayo - $5.58 million - Siemens, Nokia - cell phone streaming video technology. LoudEye - $20 million - private placement - stremaing song samples. EyeBlaster - $8 million - Insight Venture Partners - rich media advertising. Kassena
-
$15 million - Key Ventures - broadband delivery services.
Featured Streaming Websites Also of note - AtomFilms launches Hi-Def full-screen Internet movie service with Maven Networks. Real/Starz
Cable launch Internet movie service
To submit news items or subscribe/unsubscribe contact:
Jane Curtis, jcurtis@bestweb.net
|