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Painted Cow Becomes Viral Sensation In Valentine's Day Video
Today, numerous romantic videos are gaining immense popularity, and this specific video is truly standing out in the midst of the crowd.
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US Kids' Appetite for Online Video Doubled in 4 Years: Survey
The number of young Americans watching online videos every day has more than doubled, according to survey findings released Tuesday.
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Indians Spend More Time Watching Online Videos Than TV: Survey
Indian viewers are now watching online video content for an average of eight hours 28 minutes each week, more than the time they spend viewing TV every week -- eight hours and eight minutes, according to a new survey on Thursday.
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Hooq Aims to Take on Hotstar, Netflix, and Prime Video With Pay-per-View Content and Hindi Dubs
Facing fierce competition in the streaming space, Hooq is betting that dubbed Hollywood content can help it stand out and succeed.
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Telecom Regulator To Look Into Auto Download Of Video Advertisements
Telecom regulatory authority of India or TRAI will hold a session this month with industry experts to examine concerns over unsolicited online video ads that download automatically without consumers' knowledge, pushing up their data costs inadvertently.
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Should You Subscribe to the WWE Network?
We used the WWE Network for a month to figure out if you will want to pay the Rs. 666 subscription fee.
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YouTube to Pay Fees for Some Video Makers to Fight Takedowns
YouTube said it would pick up legal costs of video creators it thinks are the targets of unfair takedown demands.
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New Apple TV Could Solve the Biggest Frustration of Watching Television at Home
The new Apple TV, which launched this week, offers a tantalizing breakthrough: It has the potential to be the only set-top box you will need.
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Community Didn't Kill Yahoo Screen - Yahoo Did
The Web giant announced a $42 million write-down for its video division, and blamed Community, but the real reason lies closer to home.
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Government Orders Blocking Websites Inciting Religious Intolerance
In the wake of terror groups using Internet to incite religious intolerance, the government has ordered blocking of at least 40 webpages with inflammatory content relating to a minority community, including posts on social media and popular video-sharing platforms.
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YouTube to Soon Offer Monthly Subscription With Ad-Free Viewing
The subscription service is said to debut by the end of the year, reported Bloomberg on Wednesday.
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Islamic State Threatens 2 Japanese Captives in Video
The militant Islamic State group released an online video today purporting to show two Japanese captives and threatening to kill them unless it received $200 million in ransom.
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Video: Ex-Pakistan Taliban Members Join IS Group, Behead Man
An online video released Saturday purports to show former militants of the Pakistani Taliban pledging allegiance to the Islamic State group and beheading a man they identify as a Pakistani soldier.
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Calls to Lift Years-Long YouTube Ban in Pakistan Grow
The PPP government had banned YouTube in September 2012 after a movie that was deemed blasphemous was uploaded.
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Facebook Buys Online Video Advertising Firm LiveRail
Facebook did not disclose a price for the San Francisco-based company, which was founded in 2007.
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Painted Cow Becomes Viral Sensation In Valentine's Day Video
Today, numerous romantic videos are gaining immense popularity, and this specific video is truly standing out in the midst of the crowd.
-
US Kids' Appetite for Online Video Doubled in 4 Years: Survey
The number of young Americans watching online videos every day has more than doubled, according to survey findings released Tuesday.
-
Indians Spend More Time Watching Online Videos Than TV: Survey
Indian viewers are now watching online video content for an average of eight hours 28 minutes each week, more than the time they spend viewing TV every week -- eight hours and eight minutes, according to a new survey on Thursday.
-
Hooq Aims to Take on Hotstar, Netflix, and Prime Video With Pay-per-View Content and Hindi Dubs
Facing fierce competition in the streaming space, Hooq is betting that dubbed Hollywood content can help it stand out and succeed.
-
Telecom Regulator To Look Into Auto Download Of Video Advertisements
Telecom regulatory authority of India or TRAI will hold a session this month with industry experts to examine concerns over unsolicited online video ads that download automatically without consumers' knowledge, pushing up their data costs inadvertently.
-
Should You Subscribe to the WWE Network?
We used the WWE Network for a month to figure out if you will want to pay the Rs. 666 subscription fee.
-
YouTube to Pay Fees for Some Video Makers to Fight Takedowns
YouTube said it would pick up legal costs of video creators it thinks are the targets of unfair takedown demands.
-
New Apple TV Could Solve the Biggest Frustration of Watching Television at Home
The new Apple TV, which launched this week, offers a tantalizing breakthrough: It has the potential to be the only set-top box you will need.
-
Community Didn't Kill Yahoo Screen - Yahoo Did
The Web giant announced a $42 million write-down for its video division, and blamed Community, but the real reason lies closer to home.
-
Government Orders Blocking Websites Inciting Religious Intolerance
In the wake of terror groups using Internet to incite religious intolerance, the government has ordered blocking of at least 40 webpages with inflammatory content relating to a minority community, including posts on social media and popular video-sharing platforms.
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YouTube to Soon Offer Monthly Subscription With Ad-Free Viewing
The subscription service is said to debut by the end of the year, reported Bloomberg on Wednesday.
-
Islamic State Threatens 2 Japanese Captives in Video
The militant Islamic State group released an online video today purporting to show two Japanese captives and threatening to kill them unless it received $200 million in ransom.
-
Video: Ex-Pakistan Taliban Members Join IS Group, Behead Man
An online video released Saturday purports to show former militants of the Pakistani Taliban pledging allegiance to the Islamic State group and beheading a man they identify as a Pakistani soldier.
-
Calls to Lift Years-Long YouTube Ban in Pakistan Grow
The PPP government had banned YouTube in September 2012 after a movie that was deemed blasphemous was uploaded.
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Facebook Buys Online Video Advertising Firm LiveRail
Facebook did not disclose a price for the San Francisco-based company, which was founded in 2007.
