The Internet has been experiencing a video explosion in recent years. Videos have an inherent effectiveness when it comes to service or product presentation. This has led to major search engines creating video sharing platforms so as to satisfy the great user demand and searches. Just like is the case with Search Engine Optimization (SEO), it is vital that you learn the process of streaming videos optimization before posting them on your website. This will not only enhance user experience, it will also have your video clip ranking highly among the search engines which will in turn direct traffic to your website. Continue Reading...
Some Simple Tricks of Video Streaming Optimization
Wednesday, December 14th, 2011 at
3:20 pm
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Cut The Cord: 3 Services That Can Help You Cancel Cable Forever
Sunday, June 12th, 2011 at
2:36 am
Many of us enjoy watching television but not nearly enough to justify the monthly fee of cable. More and more people are looking to the Internet to watch the shows they like without having to sort through mountains of things they don’t. Some have taken to “cutting the cord” or canceling their cable TV and exclusively using the Internet to watch all of their shows. Here are 3 services you can use to help you cut the cord. Continue Reading...
The Amazon Music Cloud
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011 at
11:22 am
The day the Internet was born was the day traditional music distribution died. Once record labels realized that this new technological marvel would allow people to copy and share music they set out to make sure that that never happened. They wanted people to have to buy the CD to hear the music and nothing else. What has resulted is a decade’s long battle between musicians, recording labels and media companies and listeners. If you buy a CD and then lend it to a friend, you are technically in violation of the license agreement. There was a time that they would raid local bars and clubs that ran Jukeboxes claiming that this was also a violation. This is an example of the extremes that media producers have been willing to go to prevent the loss of revenue on record sales. Amazon is the first company to abandon the RIAA and its demands outright Continue Reading...
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