TechMediaTalk is a discussion forum covering the digital media ecosystem of Internet video, online television, advertising and consumer electronics. It is made possible by a myriad of new developments from both startups and established brands in the industry, and your participation. Join us.
-
Recent Posts
-
Online Video Industry Fragmentation – Creating Opportunities Within the Industry
Online video has experienced the Big-Bang, and as this universe expands, fragmentation ensues. The fragmentation Read More » -
The Binary Prospects of Google TV. Is it Beholden to what Apple Does?
GoogleTV generated buzz at CES this year, which should not be surprising given the market Read More » -
2011 Has Been a Landmark Year for Online Video
As 2011 comes to a close, it is hard to deny that it was a Read More » -
Content Remains King
If the recent gyrations of Netflix and Hulu demonstrate anything, it is that content Read More » -
Netflix: Weathering A Storm Or Causing A Tempest In A Teacup?
Just as dumb companies do not turn innovative overnight, innovative and smart companies don’t turn Read More » -
Did Netflix Overlook Consumer Inertia?
With everything being said about the Netflix price increase and its ripple effect in projected Read More » -
Is Smart TV an Oxymoron?
Just so you don’t misunderstand me, let me start with the disclaimer that I love Read More » -
More On TV Audience Erosion
In a previous post, I wrote that demographic changes in our population perhaps amplified, or Read More » -
Google and Motorola – Nothing More than the IP
There’s never a dull day in tech, and digital media in particular! Just when you Read More » -
Scarcity Breeds Aggregation Opportunities
Based on news from the world of online video over the past few weeks, the Read More »
-
Subscribe to our newsletter
Follow us
-
Noted
-
TV Makers Launch Smart TV Alliance
-
What to expect from Google I/O 2012: The Google TV edition
-
Hulu Passes Yahoo in Online Video Views
-
Bewkes: Disc Prices ‘Maybe’ Have to be Cheaper
-
Nielsen: Cable TV Subs Fell 5% in 2011
-
Multiplatform TV: Industry Adapts to Consumer Preference
-
Multiplatform TV: Turning Video Streams Into Revenue Streams
-
Discovery Officially Acquires Revision3
-
Multiplatform TV: Comcast Set to Launch Live ESPN, Disney ‘TV Everywhere’ Services
-
Time Warner Blames Netflix for Kids’ TV Decline, But Viacom Doesn’t Budge
-




Did Netflix Overlook Consumer Inertia?
With everything being said about the Netflix price increase and its ripple effect in projected subscriber loss as well as the steep drop in stock price, we still may not know everything that caused this unexpected turn of events for