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Two-thirds of Americans Watch at Least One Online Video Per Day

May 15, 2012
By Greg Franzese
More than two-thirds of American Internet users watch online video at least once a day. A quarter of users watch three or more per day.

Nielsen: 1.5 Million Cut the Cord in 2011 Q4

May 14, 2012
By Greg Franzese
Nielsen's Cross Platform Report found 114.5 million TV subscribers in the last quarter of 2011. This represents 1.6 million less, or 1.4 percent fewer, subscribers from the year prior.

Weekly Rewind: No Apple TV Until 2014

May 11, 2012
By Adam Sewall
Weekly Rewind: Smart TVs are rarely connected to the Web. Al Franken pens an angry letter to the FCC and Department of Justice. An analyst says there won't be a new Apple TV until 2014.

Mark Cuban Invests in Smart TV Startup Flingo

May 10, 2012
By Greg Franzese
Cuban helped lead smart TV startup Flingo's latest round of funding, bringing the company's Series A total to $8 million.

Weekly Rewind: Will Hulu Require Authentication?

May 4, 2012
By Adam Sewall
Will Hulu require viewers to authenticate? Online video ads are engaging viewers. New companies are looking to enter the streaming space. All that and more in your weekly rewind.

Weekly Rewind: Akamai Looks for New Chief

April 27, 2012
By Adam Sewall
Akamai looks for a new chief. Bad ratings means bad news for TV upfronts. The London Olympics could be the biggest online ad event ever. All that and more in your weekly rewind.

Weekly Rewind: Amazon's Inflated Streaming Library

April 20, 2012
By Adam Sewall
Is Amazon inflating its streaming library? The new season of "Arrested Development" will be available all at once. All that and more in your weekly rewind.

Weekly Rewind: The $200 Cable Bill

April 13, 2012
By Adam Sewall
Get ready for $200 cable bills. YouTube is monetizing videos in new ways. The effervescent Betty White joins Twitter to promote her new show. All that and more in your weekly rewind.

Weekly Rewind: Netflix Downgrade

April 6, 2012
By Adam Sewall
Netflix gets downgraded. YouTube goes 3D. Google TV is heading to Europe. All that and more in your weekly rewind.

Read It Later: More People Choose to Watch It Later

April 3, 2012
By Adam Sewall
The early days of online video centered around short homemade clips that captivated the world one cat at a time. Today, with more publishers realizing how lucrative the medium is, online video is taking on a new shape.

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