Hulu CEO Jason Kilar Is Still Standing: The Full Dive Into Media Interview (Video)
Hulu isn't supposed to be a success. And Jason Kilar isn't supposed to have a job. But it is, and he does. So what's next?
Cord Cutters: Lilyhammer, Battleground & Co.
Thought online video was just about short clips? Think again: Netflix and Hulu are both premiering online-exclusive TV shows this month, and Sony is airing the third episode of its reality TV show on the PlayStation Network. We are taking a first look at these shows.
Media Decoder Blog: Digital Notes: Madonna’s Super Bowl Bounce
The new album from Madonna, Sunday's halftime performer, has gotten off to strong start more than a month before it is set to be released. (Advance sales have taken it to No. 1 on iTunes's rankings in 35 countries.)
Where to watch the 2012 Super Bowl live online
Want to watch the XLVI Super Bowl online or on your iPhone or Android handset? Or maybe you want to just check out the ads without watching the entire game? Either way, our list of 2012 Super Bowl links and resources has you covered.
Showyou’s latest update adds more ways to discover videos
The latest version of Showyou includes new ways to navigate content by category or by the social network that they're pulled in from, as well as a way for users to search and see all content curated by hashtag on Showyou and via Twitter.
YouTube & its content discovery paradox
YouTube is making a massive investment in original programming. But as it increases the value of the content being produced and uploaded, it needs to get better about helping viewers find it. To do that, YouTube will need to step beyond search tackle the discovery challenge.
Cool for school: Education is a big hit on YouTube
YouTube isn't just about cat videos anymore: Educational content has been growing rapidly on the site, with views of educational videos doubling in 2011. Google is investing some of its money to give videos about biology and world history a more professional look and feel.
YouTube could introduce a subscription service of its own
While much of YouTube's monetization efforts have been based on advertising, CEO Salar Kamangar said the company could potentially create a service that could enable content providers to create their own subscription-based video offerings on the YouTube platform.
