| By Internet Video News Desk | Article Rating: |
|
| September 4, 2007 04:00 AM EDT | Reads: |
14,282 |
Going beyond mere embedded video clips, sites like Facebook can now offer "a complete personalized TV viewing experience that requires no download and is constantly refreshed with channel content.” That, according to Ted Briscoe, chief executive officer of the Vibe Solutions Group, is what Pyro.TV now makes possible through the integration with Facebook is announced this week. 
"Pyro.TV gives large media companies and independent publishers a syndication platform and turnkey tools to manage and market video content online," Briscoe adds.
For consumers, he notes, Pyro.TV allows them to personalize their own channel line-up, with no download required, and share their favorite channels via a multi-channel player for blogs and personal web pages.
”We are committed to distributing Pyro.TV’s growing network of channels wherever people are online,” Briscoe adds.
Unlike other online video platforms, Briscoe emphasizes, content is constantly updated for the most up-to-date videos and no additional download is necessary.
Further details may be found here (www.pyro.tv), or at the Vibe Solutions Group site.
Published September 4, 2007 Reads 14,282
Copyright © 2007 SYS-CON Media, Inc. — All Rights Reserved.
Syndicated stories and blog feeds, all rights reserved by the author.
- Internet TV + Gaming = Bill Gates' Newest Device: Microsoft Chairman Introduces IPTV on Xbox 360
- Video Rock 'n Roll With Flex 2
- Adobe Flash Player Update 3 Beta 1 Heavily Improves Flash Video
- Web Video: Adobe Releases Flash Player 9 Update 3 Beta 2
- Video On Demand at 35,000 Feet – Thanks to Linux
- Internet Video Update: TV Is About to Go To the Web, Says Vint Cerf
- iTVCon - Internet Video Conference & Expo Registrations Now Open
- "Streaming Video's Been Left on the Sidelines" Says Founder as Live TV Internet Listings Site Debuts
- Internet TV Update: Envivio Builds on Microsoft Technology
More Stories By Internet Video News Desk
SYS-CON's "Internet Video News Desk" tracks the fast-emerging and fast-converging worlds of streaming video, online TV, as well as bringing the latest news and articles about the upcoming iTVCon - Internet Video Conference & Expo, which will take place on November 12-13, 2007, in San Francisco.
- My Thoughts on Ulitzer
- Ulitzer.com Named Exclusive "New Media" Sponsor of Cloud Computing Conference & Expo
- Adobe’s Aiming ColdFusion at Multiple Clouds
- Cloud Executives Feature on Cloud Computing Expo Power Panel
- Cloud Computing Journal: Adobe to Deliver ColdFusion in the Cloud
- Adobe Reader Sued
- Adobe Unveils LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 2 for Deployment in the Cloud
- Adobe May Cooperate with Apple to Transplant Flash Player to iPhone
- My Top Seven Wishes From Adobe MAX 2009
- Ph.D. in Twitter Anyone?
- Eolas Sues the Internet
- Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 2 for Cloud Computing
- Contrary Opinion: Why Silverlight is Good for Adobe
- My Thoughts on Ulitzer
- Ulitzer.com Named Exclusive "New Media" Sponsor of Cloud Computing Conference & Expo
- Ulitzer Live! New Media Conference & Expo
- Adobe’s Aiming ColdFusion at Multiple Clouds
- Analytics for Adobe Air Applications
- Eval JavaScript in a Global Context
- Fig Leaf Software to Exhibit at Government IT Conference & Expo
- Cloud Executives Feature on Cloud Computing Expo Power Panel
- Software Flexibility in the Cloud - Part 4 of 5
- Is Microsoft as Free as Open Source?
- Cloud Computing Journal: Adobe to Deliver ColdFusion in the Cloud
- Where Are RIA Technologies Headed in 2008?
- Cover Story: How to Increase the Frame Rates of Your Flash Movies
- AJAX World RIA Conference & Expo Kicks Off in New York City
- Your First Adobe Flex Application with a ColdFusion Backend
- Adobe Flex 2: Advanced DataGrid
- i-Technology Blog: Death-Knell For "Rich Media? Hardly!
- Adobe/Macromedia - Microsoft, Look Out!
- How To Create a Photo Slide Show ...
- Adobe Flex Interface Customization - Themes, Styles, Skins
- Personal Branding Checklist
- Has the Technology Bounceback Begun?
- "Real-World Flex" by Adobe's Christophe Coenraets




































