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From MTV to HBO: Playstation 3 wants to be a TV network.

22 December, 2009

This week, at iHollywood’s Digital Living Room conference a Sony US marketing manager stated that company plans to build out an area on the PlayStation with it’s own, original TV programming. Meaning that with a connected Playstation 3, you don’t need a TV subscription to see the TV shows.

MTV your PS3

Sony already released the Vidzone Music Video application for PS3 this month, offering “your own personalized version of MTV” on the Playstation 3. This free app offers unlimited access to high quality music video streams, and the ability to build custom music video playlists, turning the PS3 into an MTV type station - but one that actually shows Music Videos ;)

From MTV to HBO

The ultimate goal is to transition from a Read on…

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Author: Jeroen Verkroost - Category: Advertising, IPTV, VOD, Cable TV, Music, Broadcasting, Set-Top Boxes, Digital TV Channels, Consoles, Internet, IP owners, Gaming, Online Video, Hardware - 3,454 readers - Comment

How Google could suck the web out of newspapers

12 December, 2009

Google Living Stories - Where will they live?Google News was the first step, here is the next; real, solid-bodied content on Google. The just-launched “Living Stories” service from Google Labs shows a new way of integrating newspaper content into a Google page.

Gimme more

This time, instead of taking a snippet and sharing none of the generated revenue with the owner of the content, there is a different model. With consent of the publisher, Google takes more Read on…

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Author: Jeroen Verkroost - Category: Advertising, Internet, IP owners, Print - 4,139 readers - Comment (2)