New York Post | January 8, 2008
ABC’s “Lost” may be the first television series that gives its viewers homework. Much like those dreaded summer reading lists handed out by high-school teachers at the end of school terms, the network has issued a series of video inserts that fans will need to see—and of course, study and obsess over—before watching the show again January 31. Full Article…
Business Week | January 8, 2008
Widevine Technologies Inc. announced that it has integrated with Move Networks Inc. The integration delivers a complete and secure end-to-end solution for monetizing online video delivery and enables major media companies to secure Internet TV, copyrights, ad-based revenue and geo-political boundaries. Full Article…
Contentinople | January 8, 2008
The content-protection firm Widevine Technologies and Move Networks have announced that their technology is securing video delivery for CBS’s Two and a Half Men, which is produced by Warner Bros. At the same time, Warner Bros. is also making the show available to affiliate Websites with the Widevine/Move technology. Full Article…
Always On Magazine | Fall 2007
First Generation internet video companies like YouTube did a great job of getting millions of users to feel good about watching video online. These days, if you read Big Media headlines, you might think that Joost-the fledging Internet video network started by Skype founders Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom-is the hottest of the new generation of Internet video startups. However, Utah-based Move Networks has been pumping out more than 50 million hours of broadcast-quality TV content to more than 20 million Internet viewers-in just the last eight months. That’s worth a closer look. Full Article (PDF)…
Vnunet.com | November 15, 2007
Today’s publishers want to grab the attention of viewers and our statistics demonstrate that high quality video will garner the attention the publishers are seeking. Full Article…
Media3.0 | November 14, 2007
MOVE NETWORKS has released viewer data that shows evidence of long-form online viewing on the players it has created for ABC, Fox, ESPN360 and others. 6 million people watched long-form online content on Move technology during October. The company is also seeing an impressive 100,000 new viewers of long-form content every single day. Move is without question the best online video experience I’ve seen. It’s no wonder their numbers are skyrocketing. Full Article…
TVWeek | November 13, 2007
In October more than 6 million people watched long-form video online that relied on the Move player and technology. Full Article…
NewTeeVee | November 13, 2007
Less than halfway into November, more than twice as many people are using Move’s platform than in August. Full Article…