GLG News by Online Advertising Experts (North America)

While Adobe has gotten a lot of traction in the market with their Flash video platform, many content companies have not adopted Flash streaming due to the server license costs or the license fee that CDNs are required to charge for Flash streaming. With today's announcement by Adobe of Flash Media Server...

Last week, Adobe quietly launched two new HD websites that showcases content in HD quality using the Flash platform. The launch of the sites also coincided with the launch of a new product section at the top of the main Adobe.com website. Different images and products are highlighted each time you load...

I’ve seen numerous reports lately by some in the financial community talking to “bursting” overages by CDN providers. Many of these references talk to overages incorrectly and some analysts might benefit from better understanding the two different ways CDNs charge for their services and exactly how...

Lufthansa rescues jetBlue from its malaise. Watch out United - time to get your house in order Does this really mean a chance for the British Airways and American Airlines to consumate their union?

With all the talk in the market about the"pricing wars" taking place in the CDN industry, each quarter I review what the average going rate is and how it compares to pricing in the previous quarter. (Q3 pricing details here) The pricing data below is from my presentation last week at the Streaming Media...

Kingfisher one of the largest airlines now in India and clearly destined to be a survivor has just announced a whopping big loss. They have now absorbed Air Deccan the original LCC but the yields are just not there. What does this mean for the market in general and for India as a whole?

LHR will become extremely crowded starting in March of 2008. Clear winners are likely to be the Skyteam Alliance. Will there be significant revenue impact on the incumbents?

If John Riccitiello thinks that there will be less consolidation, then I have to think either he doesn't see any viable merger/purchase options - which is crazy - or he wants us to think that so he can buy another company and reclaim the #1 publisher status.

Lots of us considered IMAX down and out in recent years as the institutional theater market (museums, etc.) began to dry up and as IMAX and others failed to provide sufficient appropriate content to the commercial theater circuits to which the Company was selling systems. Now with 3D being one of the...

No reasonable solution is left for the ailing Greek Carrier The only option appears to be the "Sabena" Solution.