Last month I had the pleasure of co-hosting an event at the beautiful JCPenney headquarters in Dallas, Texas with my friends from Brightcove. The room was filled with internal communicators eager to gather new insights and learn lessons from one another about the role of media in employee engagement.
Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, Beauty and the Beast—there’s nothing more moving than a great love story. But have you ever heard of Xena and Xero? No? Well, we hadn’t either.
For years, traditional television has ruled the roost.
September is here. For techies and a large percentage of the world’s smartphone owners, this means Apple’s annual announcement of the gadgets and goodies they will roll out over the rest of the year, most notably the latest version of the iPhone. September 2017 marks ten years of the iPhone.
I was recently investigating problematic inventory on one of Australia’s busiest sites that used a nested player to override the playback controls of the actual video player in the page.
“Video is the most effective form of digital communication the world has ever known.” Ask anyone on my team here at Brightcove and I’m sure they’d let you know this is a statement that I make frequently. And I have no plans to stop saying it any time soon. Why?
At Brightcove, we’re all here because we are passionate about video. We like watching it, we enjoy helping hundreds of organizations create it, and some of us are so driven as to really tinker and tweak, sometimes leading to re-inventing the core elements of video.