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Briefs: The Significance of Wallstrip's Sale, NextNewNetworks as YouTube 2.0, KateModern Is Bebo's LG15
A quick look at some of today's top online video headlines:
Briefs: The Significance of Wallstrip's Sale, NextNewNetworks as YouTube 2.0, KateModern Is Bebo's LG15
NewTeeVee: Liz Gannes has dinner with the crew from Wallstrip and reflects the significance of CBS's acquisition of the video site.
MacWorld: Contrary to recent speculation, an antipiracy tool Google is developing for YouTube will not block uploads to the video-sharing site.
New York Times/Bits: Having fun on Web video before they make the rules.
New York Observer: Next New Networks is part of a growing class of media
companies that are competing to become brand-name packagers of
original, high-quality Web TV programming.
MediaPost: Condé Nast Publications continues to expand its online video offerings, and is adding video tours to its upscale travel site, Concierge.com.
Back Stage: Is HD quality coming to Web video?
New York Times/Bits: YouTube is shaping up to be the farm team for a generation of aspiring webcam-toting filmmakers. Now the creators of LG15 have a contract for a new online video series from Bebo. The program, called KateModern, has been live on the site for about two weeks.