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Paris-based YouTube clone Dailymotion scores $34 million in funding, capping off a gi-normous summer for online video sites that compete with YouTube. How long will the boom last?
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As the race to power video uploading heats up, one startup thinks it has a trick that will help it stand out: a web browser plug-in.
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The delayed NBC-News Corp. online video web site now has a name: Hulu. Hurrah, Hurrah.
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Q&A with Akamai: In the midst of a ferocious content delivery network war, Akamai tries to distinguish itself with high definition video delivery.
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Pluggd grabs $6 million for tools that allow viewers to search and jump around inside video clips. Is this the key to video search?
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With the latest round of funding for Metacafe, money continues to pour in for online video destinations, and a few startups begin to break away from the pack.
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Blockbuster said Thursday that it had agreed to acquire Movielink, the digital movie downloading service backed by Hollywood studios.
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NBC and News Corporation’s joint video venture will receive outside investment from Providence Equity Partners, a source close to the deal confirmed Thursday.
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Media groups and venture capital firms invest $9 million in SpongeBob honcho Albie Hecht's production house, the latest attempt by VC firms to score big in Hollywood.
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New study says online video viewers will hit nearly 1B in 2012.
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