Sentences with phrase «internet video giant»
Internet video giant Netflix announced a defensive maneuver on Monday designed to fend off famed corporate raider Carl Icahn, who has amassed a sizable stake in the company and suggested it should be sold.
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On Tuesday, Time Warner - owned Warner Bros. announced its new licensing agreement with iQiyi, the streaming video platform owned by Chinese Internet search giant Baidu.
Giant companies like Disney, Google or Netflix can handily afford to pay Internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon for special, faster lanes to send video and other content to their customers.
On Tuesday, telecommunications giant Verizon announced that it plans to buy AOL, which has in recent years transitioned from an Internet gateway to a provider of online video services, content, and most notably, online ads.
The media and cable giant reported quarterly earnings on Wednesday that beat analyst expectations, and revenue that topped estimates, as the company grew its customer base in high - speed internet and business services, offsetting lost customers in video services.
But Tian and others say Google has lost basically all ground in most of its major services, especially search and video streaming, to Chinese players such as Internet giants Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba and Qihoo 360.
HERALD TRIBUNE — Dec 17 — A handful of giant media companies, like NBC Universal, News Corp., Viacom and possibly CBS, are close to announcing a new Web site that will feature some of their best - known television programming and other clips in an attempt to build a business for distributing video on the Internet to rival YouTube.
These contraptions, which go by brand names like SMART Boards and Promethean ActivBoards and cost about $ 5,000 a pop, are giant computerized screens that crackle with video, audio, and Internet connectivity.
Chinese video game and internet giant Tencent will start imposing time restrictions on young Honour of Kings players to allay fears surrounding video game addiction.
People lose whole afternoons to the internet's giant library of videos, so we might as well get something interesting out of it, right?
Pushing through the weird bit of the internet to find unwashed gems, the ARKA group screen a collection of strangely compelling video clips and blog pages that explore the liminal territories of the world wide web, including messy play, giant CGI slugs and Philip Guston paintings amongst other things.
A service launched by China's internet giant Baidu can make you money if you are willing to share your desktop computer's spare computing power for faster downloads, smoother online videos and maybe even mining bitcoin.