Video stories - Page 25
In 1888, the first video was produced in Great Britain and lasted only two seconds. Centuries later, humans are able to record 4K videos of almost every place on earth.
Video is a recording of moving visual images which can come in many formats. It can come in the form of news programs, movies, or other visual media products that are broadcasted on digital displays. In business, videos are very useful to promote or showcase a message, and can also be utilised in sectors such as security and education.
Video is a recording of moving visual images which can come in many formats. It can come in the form of news programs, movies, or other visual media products that are broadcasted on digital displays. In business, videos are very useful to promote or showcase a message, and can also be utilised in sectors such as security and education.
TVNZ Ondemand gets 1500kbps streaming
Tue, 16th Nov 2010
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TVNZ has released an update to its video player following better broadband penetration and increased data allowances.
New PS3 movie streaming service goes live
Thu, 4th Nov 2010
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sony
Sony New Zealand has launched its MUBI film streaming service - with Facebook integration - for PlayStation 3.
Green acres calling
Mon, 1st Nov 2010
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ipad
Dreaming of a rural escape? Lifestyle Block offers townies practical insights into the highs and lows of country living.
Adobe PDF insecure, experts say
Mon, 1st Nov 2010
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firewalls
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network infrastructure
Experts urge ditching Adobe PDF over major security risks, as 97% vote for safer alternatives at Virus Bulletin 2010 conference.
Android users can go wi-fi
Mon, 1st Nov 2010
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uc
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digital entertainment
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wireless networks
US mobile access company unveils iPass Open Mobile for Android, allowing users to dodge 3G fees by switching to free wi-fi networks globally.
Big brother gets crowd-sourced
Mon, 1st Nov 2010
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surveillance
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digital entertainment
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apm
A new UK website, InternetEyes, offers up to GBP £1000 for crowd-sourced reporting of crimes via live CCTV feeds, raising civil liberty concerns.
VLC Media Player
Mon, 25th Oct 2010
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digital entertainment
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open source
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video
VLC is a free and open source multimedia player. It reads almost every video file, yet it's very powerful and simple to use.
Video lifts your website
Wed, 1st Sep 2010
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digital entertainment
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cloud services
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websites
A recent study by Yellow Pages reveals that 52% of online video viewers take action, proving video can significantly boost website engagement and sales.
Google guns for MS Exchange business
Tue, 27th Jul 2010
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dc
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digital entertainment
Google launches a suite of apps aimed at government bodies to cut IT costs and boost security, now adopted by Los Angeles.
Wired for unified comms
Thu, 1st Jul 2010
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uc
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firewalls
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network infrastructure
As businesses face a deluge of communication apps, systems integrators are offering unified solutions to streamline voice, email, and messaging services.
YouTube searches for 'world's most creative video'
Tue, 15th Jun 2010
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youtube
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film
YouTube and the Guggenheim Museum are on a quest to find the most creative video in the world. Submissions are open until July 31, 2010.
NZ tree house wins at 2010 Webbys
Tue, 1st Jun 2010
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digital entertainment
Everything that's wonderful and weird about the internet was decided recently at the 14th annual Webby Awards –.
Study: Asia-Pacific WAN to grow 10%
Mon, 24th May 2010
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ethernet
The Asia-Pacific WAN market is projected to grow by 10%, reaching USD $13.3 billion by year-end, driven by regional expansion and data centre consolidation.
Tree house wins a Webby
Wed, 5th May 2010
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digital entertainment
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cloud services
An ad campaign about building a restaurant in a tree north<br />of Auckland has won a Webby, the internet equivalent of an Oscar.
Rethink urged on telco regulation
Tue, 4th May 2010
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digital entertainment
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google
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chorus
Richard Hooper, former Ofcom deputy chair, challenges NZ's telco regulation approach; advises harmony among agencies and advocates for dark fibre access.
Free media won't work
Sat, 1st May 2010
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storage
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martech
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digital entertainment
If you enjoy online media, such as music and video, chances are you'll be paying for it in the near future if you want the quality stuff.
Halo: Reach live-action short details revealed
Tue, 27th Apr 2010
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microsoft
Microsoft has revealed the official details of the Halo: Reach live-action short, first reported this morning by Game Console.
Consolidation: less isn't always more
Thu, 1st Apr 2010
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digital entertainment
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vms
As we dive into VMs and hardware pooling, the overlooked challenge of security zoning emerges, revealing virtualisation's complex impact.
OK, go, says EMI
Thu, 1st Apr 2010
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digital entertainment
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video
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digital music
OK Go splits with EMI over copyright disputes, highlighting the complex battle between artists and record labels in the digital age.
YouTube gets a makeover
Thu, 1st Apr 2010
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digital entertainment
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youtube
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video
YouTube has launched a major redesign of its pages,<br />promising a system that is simpler to use and to view.