Blockbuster ‘Acts Like a Startup’ at Video Meetup
October 22nd
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Wednesday night at Vanderbilt Hall, part of New York University’s campus in Greenwich Village, three startups and one big company “acting like a startup” presented their technology to a more intimate NY Video 2.0 crowd than usual. he four companies were:
- Blockbuster’s Scott Levine: the company demonstrated its new on-demand service.
- Milabra’s Samuel R. Cox: this startup showed off its targeted advertising system for images.
- LiveU’s Ken Zamkow: already in use to some extent by NBC, this company’s mobile video setup allows video to be filmed and transmitted over mobile networks.
- GN MarketLink’s Zeev Neumier: their technology allows for content embedded in a program to trigger widgets which a viewer can interact with while watching.
Video is available of the event on the meetup group's Web site here.
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