Interactive TV Headlines Round-Up (IV): Interlude, JumpCam, Liberty Media, MSN TV, MTV, Foxtel, Nagra, Lauren Zalaznick, Netflix

October 07, 2013

Because the [itvt] editorial team has been busy working on TVOT NYC 2013 (December 11th in New York City), we are covering stories in this issue in headlines/round-up format:

Interlude Launches Treehouse Self-Service Editing Platform to Facilitate Production of Viewer-Controlled Interactive Videos; Platform Is Being Offered Free to Personal Users and at $1,000-$2,500 per Project to Commercial Users; Launch Partners Include Multiple Film Schools, Tribeca Film Festival, WPP and Others
JumpCam iPhone App Lets up to 30 Users Collaboratively Edit Videos in the Cloud
Liberty Media CEO, Greg Maffei, Expresses Support for a la Carte Pay-TV Pricing
Microsoft Shuts Down MSN TV; Service Launched in 1996 as "WebTV"
MTV Invites Viewers to Unlock Bonus Footage of its "Miley: The Movement" Documentary by Tweeting with the Hashtag, #UnlockMiley
Australian Pay-TV Operator, Foxtel, Selects Nagra's MediaLive Service Platform to Power HTML5-Based Interactive TV Services across its Connected Set-Top Boxes
Indonesia Satellite-TV Operator, IMTV, Selects Nagra's Conditional Access Technology
Lauren Zalaznick to Leave NBCUniversal; Was Put in Charge of Digital Initiatives Last February
Netflix Acquires Award-Winning Documentary, "Bridegroom"
Netflix Updates its iOS App with "Super HD" Support, Airplay Streaming for iOS 7