A big thanks to PhantomJS devs!
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A big thanks to PhantomJS devs!
Interesting how a small tiny link can lead to information that can reshape your entire reality.
[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/read/aiijjeoekhpdp...
Support is excellent, highly recommend their sip API. Especially since they are showing devs a ton of love,
http://blog.plivo.com/post/45362689649/free-plivo-developer-...
Way to many options to choose from, make it easy guys.
What's next, using a bridle to control a car?
PG delivered, if you observe his prior interviews you will notice that is his style. Personally, it feels authentic, and transparent. A trait many speakers lack.
The serendipitous nature of the event added to the allure, it encouraged folks to have a conversation.
Video department could of used some help but that's just nitpicking.
This all comming from someone who didn't get invited, yet drove from Philly, one of the first one there, waited in line, and was magically allowed in.
Well done, YC.
Biggest take away for me last night was the importance of a strong community. A support system that encourages risking it all to change the world. Oxygen to a startup.
YC culture seem to resonate with every startup that presented. Well done.
until then there's a good list for django http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-Heroku-equivalent-for-Djang...
A key selling point in platform selection is YouTube's massive traffic, while tons of other platforms may win based on the feature set, at the end of the day, the views are on YouTube.
Vidyard seems to be playing the youtube traffic angle well by allowing the videos to remain on YouTube while wrapping the YT API + chrome less layer.
GOOD WORK by you! I'll be testing out that 100GB cap soon.
Third party Apps being rolled out in the next major iOS SDK release..
As both a YouTube and Ustream partner, I'm interested in how this could change the advertising revenues for live events. Ustream uses google's adsense, so it would be hard for ustream to match YouTube's ad split.
"Make sure to print the documents, then place them in the bin, so they can be scanned into the students file"
From my 5 years working in Higher ED that phrase pretty much sums it up.
We are currently in the YouTube Rentals program, may have to test it out and see how some of our content performs on your platform. Once we finish, off course.
Keep coding!
My main concern is how do you plan to compete with YouTube? They offer a rentals marketplace which may still be in beta. Also, they have serious money behind their technology for large scale streaming, and currently have a majority of the traffic in that space.
While, I agree old media needs to reexamine their business models, leaving the google index is a temporary band-aid, that does not solve the real problem. Murdoch, should focus on creating more value for his products. Paywalls, make sense when enough value is created, justifying the subscription cost.
In my eyes this is good news for entrepreneurs, its a lot easier to innovate when the giant is distracted trying to revive its old biz model.