MySpaceTV

Source: www.news.com --- 30 days ago
It's a feature that YouTube has allowed for some time now, but which could make a difference on a big social network like MySpace--adding a new kind of conversation. ...

Source: www.variety.com --- 33 days ago
TV News: Website gets one-day jump on WB.com show -- MySpaceTV has landed a one-day jump over its broadband rivals to stream webisodes of "Sorority Forever," TheWB.com's first major Web original skein, beginning today. ...

Source: www.streamingmedia.com --- 30 days ago
MySpace Users With Webcams Now Able To Upload Video To MySpaceTV Without Saving Files To Computer; Video Upload Limit Increased To 512MB; Video Length Limit Removed ...

Source: www.celebamour.com --- 26 days ago
Sorority Forever Trailer - Series Premiere 9/8 on MySpaceTV 9AM MySpaceTV is launching in partnership with the WB.com – think Gossip Girl meets The Skulls but with more bitches! “Sorority Forever” will be hosted on its own custom hub on MySpaceTV (http://www.myspace.com/sororityforever), with episodes of the series premiering at 9:00 a.m. PDT every day beginning on September [...] ...

Source: 1timstreet.blogspot.com --- 29 days ago
MySpaceTV launches a direct video upload · No apps/installs/downloads necessary, it’s in browser action. · also announcing a new video upload amount – it’s now 512mb. · There is also now no limit of video length moving forward. I asked if MySpace was gong to have any rev share deals for content creators and Jason Kirk, VP of MySpaceTV said, "at this time there are no immediate plans rev share on advertising video from Direct Upload and Record. That said, if content looks promising or finds an audience on its own we’ll certainly consider taking things further with the creator/content. " I guess that's pretty much the same answer anywhere, "If you bring us a lot of traffic we might think about giving you some of the money." I wonder if anyone would go to work at a online video site under those terms: "Come work for our website and if you bring us a whole bunch of customers we might think about paying you for working here." I have a few ideas on how I might be able to make some money using this new feature but I need to check it out a little more before I blog about it. Here's the press release MySpace sent me: MySpaceTV GLOBALLY LAUNCHES DIRECT VIDEO RECORD & UPLOAD FUNCTION MySpace Users With Webcams Now Able To Upload Video To MySpaceTV Without Saving Files To Computer Video Upload Limit Increased To 512MB; Video Length Limit Removed NEW YORK – September 11, 2008- MySpace, the world's premier social network, today announced the launch ...

Source: www.fwicki.com --- 36 days ago
Selected BBC content will be available to subscribers to the BBC Worldwide channel on MySpaceTV for viewing, embedding and virally sharing across the MySpace community. Shows will include surreal comedy show The Mighty Boosh as well as Doctor Who ... ...

Source: www.social-cache.com --- 22 days ago
I’m not sure that this is quite the news we’ve been waiting for but News Corp, owners of MySpace, have announced that users on MySpaceTV can now directly upload their videos, or rather upload a video of themselves in front of the web cam, by hitting a record button. It’s as simple as going to [...] ...

Source: ayoroime63.stumbleupon.com --- 22 days ago
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Source: www.fierceonlinevideo.com --- 22 days ago
MySpace announced a feature on Thursday that allows users to upload webcam videos up to 512 MB in size directly to MySpaceTV. The video application is browser-based, so users will not have to maintain large files on their hard drives. The videos can be embedded on home pages on the general site, opening up avenues for musicians, actors and other artists, as well as a more rich social networking experience for all users. Doing a one-up on Facebook, the new feature serves to separate the first-gen social networking site from competitors who have not (yet) added video features.  The new offering could also have ad revenue implications for MySpace. If the feature is a hit, advertisers could overlay on the upload page, as well on viewing pages for the video. Jason Kirk, vice president of MySpaceTV, said his team had dealt with concerns about load times and copyright infringement before the launch. "There are always concerns with page load times, but above all we respect the users choice about what they share and where," Kirk wrote in an email response. "Videos will not autoplay unless a user wants that, so users should be able to embed multiple videos without noticing a significant delay in page load times." Kirk also wrote that the uploaded videos would be monitored for copyright issues in the same manner as the rest of the content on myspace.com. The online video offering opens interesting possibilities for users to create channels and n ...