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
Interlude's Treehouse
JumpCam
MTV: Miley: The Movement
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North America