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Verizon Communications Inc. will make its Internet-based mobile video service widely available in the coming days, offering free shows aimed at young viewers, at least initially, according to a person familiar with the situation.
General Electric Co. named Chief Marketing Officer Beth Comstock, who oversees venture and lighting operations, the company’s first female vice chair.
Bob van Dijk’s $55 billion media company gets almost all of its value from a single Chinese investment, yet he’s more concerned about attracting Africans to Naspers Ltd.’s new video-on-demand service than about China’s economic slowdown.
Malaysian security forces tightened control of Kuala Lumpur, deploying water cannons and riot police as thousands of protesters headed to the historic Independence Square to demand Prime Minister Najib Razak’s resignation.
Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. became the unwitting conduits of video of a shooting on live TV that killed a Virginia news reporter and a cameraman, enflaming debate over when it’s OK to show violence on social media.
A new way to see the world. Google has revamped its Street View app, giving users a chance to upload their own material and help Google fill in the blanks stitching together a digital picture of the world. (Source: Bloomberg)
Ricoh Imaging's Jim Malcolm, iON Worldwide CEO Giovanni Tomaselli and 360fly CEO Peter Adderton discuss the growth of the action camera market with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
"Bloomberg West" takes us inside Ryot, a company that uses virtual reality cameras to transform journalism and transport viewers directly to the story. (Source: Bloomberg)
360Fly CEO Peter Adderton discusses reimagining video with a 360 degree view with Emily Chang on “Bloomberg West.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Ricoh Imaging Americas President Jim Malcolm discusses the launch of the Theta S 360 Degree camera with Emily Chang on “Bloomberg West.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Deutsche Telekom AG would protest against a merger between Liberty Global Plc and Vodafone Group Plc in Germany, arguing that the two rivals would control too much of its domestic TV market.
Scripps Networks Interactive Inc., owner of the Food Network and Cooking Channel, is asking one of its largest online competitors to bring in viewers with a show about tailgating fare.
Hulu LLC, the streaming video service owned by three of the largest U.S. media companies, will offer advertising-free viewing for $11.99 a month, giving audiences the option of paying an extra $4 to avoid commercials.
Verizon Communications Inc. will make its Internet-based mobile video service widely available in the coming days, offering free shows aimed at young viewers, at least initially, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Entertainment executives in Hollywood have held talks with Apple Inc. about producing exclusive shows for Apple TV, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.