We’re happy to announce the publication of a new customer case study showing how the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) is using Video Cloud to extend the reach of its online video content to mobile and tablet devices as well as third-party websites.
Consumers will pay for online video content according to a new study conducted by Accenture, which reveals that more than two-thirds of those surveyed are willing to pay a subscription fee to watch video over the Internet, while 43 percent are already paying for some of their content.
We’re pleased to announce our newest customer case study documenting Teaching Channel’s use of Video Cloud to provide teachers with a comprehensive library of online video content designed to enrich their professional skills.
We’re pleased to announce that Video Cloud is now integrated with the Atex Polopoly Web Content Management System (CMS) interface.
The path to success for media publishers today requires not only reliable and secure distribution across an increasingly fragmented device landscape, but also flexible monetization options that include both advertising and pay-media models.
We can’t wait to meet many of you in person at next week’s 2012 NAB Show in Las Vegas, where Brightcove is exhibiting in booth SL10505.
We’re excited to announce another new Brightcove customer in Germany with Das Vierte, a Munich-based television broadcaster that has deployed Video Cloud to streamline its digital media workflow.