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Sobering news about the demise of Maven Networks and restructuring of Joost Technology trends and news by The last two days have been full of sobering news about the demise of Maven Networks and restructuring of Joost. While many have seen the writing on the wall for Joost who seemed to struggle to get a solid footing in the online video landscape as it changed its business model over the last few years. It reportedly burned through its $45 million in venture capital and has drastically slashed operations and shifted focus to provide "white label online video platforms for media companies, including cable and satellite providers, broadcasters and video aggregators." "In these tough economic times, it's been increasingly challenging to operate as an independent, ad-supported online video platform," said Mike Volpi, who has... [read full story]
Mobile voice service revenues are on a trajectory to reach their peak in 2010, after which they are likely to start declining, according to the latest forecasts from ABI Research. Vice-president for forecasting Jake Saunders...
According to Moody's analyst Dennis Saputo, "The downgrade of Sprint Nextel's rating reflects the company's continuing challenges in stabilizing its post-paid wireless operations, despite recognized improvements in customer...
Sony has released their latest firmware for the Sony Playstation 3 gaming console. Gamers can now download and install this update to get Facebook connectivity on their consoles. They can now update their Facebook profiles...
Undead Knights (Tecmo; PSP; rated mature) Zombie knights? Set in medieval England? That premise has great potential, as would combining pirates and ninjas and dinosaurs. Undead Knights largely lives up to the promise. In this...
