From Adobe.
Streaming video with Flash Communication Server should be used in any situation where you want or need to do the following:
* Deliver long files—for example, video clips over 10 minutes long
* Deliver video to many viewers—for example, a hundred or more simultaneous viewers
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The NYTimes reports…
NBC Universal said yesterday that it would soon permit consumers to download many of NBC’s most popular programs free to personal computers and other devices for one week immediately after their broadcasts.
The service, which is set to start in November after a test period in October, comes less than three weeks after NBC [...]

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Check out the video below, directed by Steve Rosenbaum, my co-host of the Video Ninjas radio show. Listen to us talk about this video, and Steve’s 9/11 filming experiences, at 4pm live on Sept. 11th on Webmaster Radio.fm.

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We don’t need no stinking boxes. I mean, video player boxes.
Watching video online in small, fuzzy boxes is heading the way of rabbit ears.
Some highly anticipated Web sites are being modeled on making the experience of watching video online more like watching television. These sites rely on software that enlarges the interface so that it [...]

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Read/Write Web says that Adobe is launching a new flash.

First, this from Adobe.
“Adobe is committed to providing a seamless creation-to-playback solution that allows creatives and developers to produce video and rich-media once, and then deploy that content across the widest array of distribution and playback environments,” said John Loiacono, senior vice president of Creative Solutions [...]

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Phonescoop.com posted about AT&T’s plan to stream phone-to-phone videos.

Starting today, AT&T subscribers in 160 markets will be able to use AT&T’s Video Share service. The service lets users stream a live video signal from one phone to another during a phone call. While both people on the call will be able to see the [...]

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