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: Stephen's Lighthouse

Discs and Streaming Video

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In my ongoing fascination with the movement of video to streaming use I found that this posting an chart were interesting. As Netflix moves to a web only model (no discs as it already has in Canada) and we see other stressors on video distribution (DRM, broadband access, slow download speeds, and possible tiered access) we see that the march seems to be towards streaming media. This does not bode well for the collectors of the world which is a shame. I’ll bet there is a role for a recommender and collector engine for videophiles in libraries.

ComScore: Hulu Is Watched Twice As Much As The 5 Major TV Networks Online Combined

As DVD loses market share will libraries too?

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on February 16, 2011 (boomark / email).

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