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Time Warner Cable: 'We don't throttle traffic'
Responding to complaints that it intentionally degrades online video services such as YouTube and Hulu being accessed by cable modem subscribers, Time Warner Cable insisted Thursday that it doesn't "throttle" Internet video traffic.
Comcast Ventures invests in YouTube startup Fullscreen
Comcast's venture capital arm, Comcast Ventures, has made an investment in Fullscreen, a media company that helps people who post videos on YouTube manage their presence on the site.
YouTube's European drive should leverage U.S. experience
Olivier Pascal, an analyst with Analysys Mason, opines in a FierceIPTV column that the debut of Google's new YouTube channels signifies a key milestone in the revolution that the European broadcast industry is facing.
Elemental scores video processing contract with The Weather Channel
Elemental Technologies said it struck a deal with The Weather Channel to supply it with video processing systems that it can use to stream programming on weather.com and the network's YouTube channel.
YouTube may launch 25 subscription channels
In today's spotlight, FierceOnlineVideo takes a look at reports that YouTube may soon launch 25 subscription video channels.
Google TV adds voice controls to program guide running on LG devices
Google is beginning to offer viewers who buy connected TVs from LG the ability to use voice controls to navigate cable channels and Web video content.
Obama takes the lead in the online video race during 2012 election
It's hard to escape the amount of political ads related to the presidential election, coming to viewers not only via traditional TV set and social networking sites like Facebook, and increasingly via online video.
Obama, Romney campaigns turn to YouTube to reach voters
In today's spotlight, FierceOnlineVideo takes a look at how President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney are using YouTube and online video ads to reach voters.
Time Warner Cable launches Social One app, aggregating Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn feeds
Time Warner Cable is pitching subscribers a desktop application called Social One that aggregates feeds from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, AOL Instant Messenger, Flickr and other social networks.
How can service providers blend OTT with traditional TV service?
YouTube may have caught the hearts and minds of broadband users as a way to see the latest clip of Justin Bieber acting up on stage or Johnny Knoxville doing a new stunt, but unless there's...
