Analytics

Broadband video publishing solutions provider, Brightcove, announced late Monday that it has formed a strategic alliance with TubeMogul, a company which provides a distribution and analytics service for broadband video. According to the companies, their partnership will see them collaborating on technology that will "increase the overall value of online video content by providing in-depth insight into viewer engagement and behavior." As part of the partnership, Brightcove has licensed TubeMogul's InPlay technology to power the analytics in its recently launched Brightcove 4 platform.

Multiscreen media analysis, operations and publishing technology provider, Digitalsmiths, on Wednesday launched a new version of its flagship VideoSense product that has been designed expressly to support the "TV Everywhere" content distribution model (note: the "TV Everywhere" model, which has long been championed by Time Warner and its chairman and CEO, Jeff Bewkes, seeks to make programming that pay-TV customers have already paid for through their cable, satellite or IPTV subscriptions available to those customers on multiple platforms, and thus aims to head off the threat posed to pay-TV services by the increasing availability of over-the-top programming--for more background, see the articles published on itvt.com, April 30th, May 14th, June 25th an

Broadband video platform provider, Ooyala (note: the company claims to have over 140 global media and enterprise customers, including Warner Bros., Electronic Arts and Sybase), on Tuesday announced the launch of real-time analytics for its platform. It says that the enhancement makes its Analytics Engine one of the fastest in the industry and that the speed improvement will allow its customers to make more informed decisions faster than ever before. "The need for advanced video analytics has become increasingly important to media companies, marketers and publishers seeking to understand and optimize their video ROI," Ooyala co-founder and president of product strategy, Bismarck Lepe, said in a prepared statement.

Multiscreen media measurement and research company, Rentrak, and Concurrent, a company best known for its VOD technology, announced a partnership agreement Tuesday, which they say will result in the industry's first full-scale approach to collecting media data across operators and enable robust, cross-platform services reporting.