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Game of Phones: When You Publish Mobile Video, You Win, Or You Die

April 4, 2013
By Greg Franzese
While the idea of a universal mobile video standard is nice, the odds of Microsoft, Google, and Apple working together is about as likely as the Lannisters supporting the Targaryens. That's why Ooyala built Hook, an easy way for broadcasters to deliver premium video to nearly all Android devices.

Why Mobile Video Is Still A Major Pain

February 23, 2013
By Bismarck Lepe
For many, the mobile video landscape is too fragmented and frustrating. The result is that people are missing tremendous opportunities to make money.

Mobile Video Growing in India - VIDEO

July 16, 2012
By Adam Sewall
This week Sameer Pitalwalla, Director of Interactive at the Walt Disney Company India, visits the VideoMind offices to discuss Indian cinema (it's more than just Bollywood) and the rise of mobile video in India.

VideoMind Heads to NAB

April 9, 2012
By Greg Franzese
The NAB show is the biggest collection of networks, broadcasters, and media professionals on the planet. Tweet us @VideoMind to set up a meeting, a briefing or an on-camera interview.

Going Mobile: Team Ooyala Heads to NAB

April 6, 2012
By Greg Franzese
The Ooyala team is packing up and heading out to the NAB Show April 16 - 19 in Las Vegas, Nevada, where we’ll be showcasing the latest advances in multi-screen TV broadcasting technology. We’re even bringing a custom airstream trailer with us, since the future of television is mobile. 

ESPN’s First Screen for the X Games Is Mobile

January 31, 2012
By Nick Edwards
Shaun White stole the headlines at the Winter X Games with his perfect 100 on the super pipe final Sunday night. But quietly working in the show’s background were ESPN and Shazam.

Amazon Kindle Fire and the Rise of Media Ecosystems

November 28, 2011
By Greg Franzese
In the run up to its launch, many tech pundits positioned the Amazon Kindle Fire as the first serious iPad competitor. And according to recent sales reports, where there’s smoke, there’s fire. The Kindle Fire was the number one selling product on Amazon for 8 weeks in a row.

Black Friday Report: A Peek at Kindle Fire and Early Adopters (Infographic)

November 25, 2011
By Adam Sewall
We know it's early in the game for Amazon and the Kindle Fire. But being the video analytics geeks that we are, we couldn't resist taking a peek at how Fire owners are watching video.  Using device-based reporting, we reviewed video plays in the U.S. over the first 5 days after Amazon started shipping the Fire on Monday, November 14. Here's what we found:

Move Over Desktops, We Want to Watch on Everything Else

November 21, 2011
By Adam Sewall
Forgive us for beating a dead horse, but online video isn't just about streaming YouTube on your laptop anymore. People love to watch on their tablets, their smartphones, their connected TVs and their game consoles. But what's particularly telling is that, when watching long-form content, people favor non-desktop devices.

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