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Media Decoder Blog: No Ads, No Madonna But NBC Calls Live Stream A Success

Hard numbers will wait until tomorrow but some viewers already complained about delays and about what they missed watching the Super Bowl online instead of on television.

Media Decoder Blog: Facebook Now Must Balance User Experience and Investor Experience

Facebook has largely managed to avoid being seen as greedy, or potentially dangerous, but that gets complicated when you are sitting on billions of dollars in market value.

Media Decoder Blog: Verizon Teaming With Redbox for DVD and Streaming Service

The two companies will combine to try to give customers more access to video on the Web, and possibly position the new venture as an alternative to Netflix.

Media Decoder Blog: Verizon Teaming With Redbox for DVD and Streaming Service

The two companies will combine to try to give customers more access to video on the Web, and possibly position the new venture as an alternative to Netflix.

Print News Organizations Plunge Into Live Video

Web sites, newspapers and other news organizations are gearing up to produce hours of video programming, in part to pursue the higher revenues available from video ads.

Print News Organizations Plunge Into Live Video

Web sites, newspapers and other news organizations are gearing up to produce hours of video programming, in part to pursue the higher revenues available from video ads.

Media Decoder: A Super Bowl Where Viewers Let Their Fingers Do the Talking

Twitter was abuzz with comments during the big game, reaching a peak of 12,223 posts per second, with a total of about 15 million.

Media Decoder Blog: The Breakfast Meeting: Super Bowl ‘Ad Creep,’ and Online Backlash at Cancer Foundation

Also, federal authorities seize 16 sites that were allegedly streaming live sporting events, and how Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook in his own image.

South Korea Indicts Park Jung-geun Over Twitter Posts

South Korean prosecutors indicted Park Jung-geun, a social media and freedom of speech activist this week for reposting messages from the North Korean government’s Twitter account.

Media Decoder Blog: Watch Out, TV: AOL and HuffPo Jump Into Live Video

The Huffington Post Streaming Network, expected to be introduced this summer, is described by its founders as a "never-ending talk show."

The Whistle Hopes to Be Sports Media Destination for Children

The Whistle, a new media company aimed at 6-to 16-year-olds, is forgoing a cable network beginning, instead trying to capitalize on outlets like YouTube and gaming consoles.

Food Network Executive to Run YouTube Food Channel

Bruce Seidel, who oversaw shows for the Food Network and the Cooking Channel on cable, will be chief executive of the channel, which is set to start in July.