Today we announced plans to support Microsoft’s new cross-platform, cross-browser rich media client, Microsoft Silverlight. Formerly code named WPF/E, Silverlight lets you create rich media experiences that run in major browsers on Mac and Windows.
Today, the Boston Business Journal published a very nice profile piece by Lisa van der Pool on Jeremy Allaire, which highlights some of the key stepping stones on the path to Brightcove. Here are a a few experts: "Jeremy Allaire does his best thinking on airplanes, an appropriate setting for a man who is known as a visionary in his p...
Earlier this week, former Disney CEO Michael Eisner and his new production company unvieled a compelling new original video series dubbed Prom Queen. We were happy to learn that it's being distributed on Brightcove, but with a twist. Entertainment Media Works, a New York Based online media commerce startup, worked with Eisner's team to...
We've just added a cool new feature to all Brightcove Players. The new Blog This feature allows end-users to easily login to their favorite hosted blogging service and directly create and post titles with embedded videos without every leaving the video experience. Take a look below.
Today, Rudy Giuliani launched his Internet video campaign with Brightcove, http://www.joinrudy2008.com/videos/.
In partnership with Showtime, Brightcove has just released the first two episodes of Showtime's new original programming series The Tudors. While the new show is available through a range of other online outlets, we'd like to think that the brightcove.com version offers a distinctly higher quality experience.
Here's another fun example of publisher's launching their own user-generated video campaigns using our recently released Consumer Media features in the Brightcove service. The NYT regional newspapers are collection submissions of local consumers singing christmas carols, and rewarding the best singers. Check it out here.