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7'0 Steven Adams 11'-12 -NBA Lottery Pick Prosepect – New Zealand – Enes Kanter 2.0? – Video

15-02-2012 00:13 Steven Adams 7'0 center from New Zealand who attends notre dame prep in fitchburg massachusetts. He is committed to University of Pittsburgh and expected to be a Nba draft lottery pick from new Zealand.

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SB.TV – Bashy feat. Dot Rotten, Black The Ripper

15-02-2012 07:34 Ragz2Richez Entertainment has teamed up with SBTV for an Exclusive video, Directed by Morgan Keyz. Taken from Bashy's Forthcoming EP The Great Escape, Bashy takes it back to his essence. Heart of Stone draws on the London MC's ability to mesh hard hitting lyrics and punchlines with a strong message. He has joined forces with three of the hottest rappers the UK has to offer; the multi talented Dot Rotten, the hugely anticipated Lady Leshurr and the underground's favourite Black The Ripper. Produced by Komi. @Bashy @ItsDotRotten @LadyLeshurr @BlackTheRipper @KomiSays @MorganKeyz http://WWW.BASHY.COM http://WWW.SBTV.CO.UK ***DOWNLOAD NOW FOR FREE*** http://www.mediafire.com

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Video Plays On Tablets, Mobile Devices And Connected TVs Nearly Doubled in Q4

From Redbox and Verizon teaming up to take on Netflix to Connected TV and Netflix’s premier of Lillyhammer, offering consumers video content where and when they want it is no longer just a second thought. Serving content across platforms has become essential for publishers and brands that want to grow their audiences and earn more revenue with online video.

Ooyala, the online video provider, today released its fourth quarter review of web video, in which it analyzes the viewing behavior of 100 million monthly unique users. (You can find the full report here.)

As we learned in Q3, the rabid adoption of mobile devices has been leading to increased engagement with online video. Not only that, but connected TVs are really beginning to make waves, Google TV in particular. Ooyala’s report found that video plays on tablets, mobile devices, and connected TVs nearly doubled in the fourth quarter (from Q3).

What’s more, viewers are now twice as likely to compete a video when watching on a tablet or connected TV, as compared to watching video on a desktop. And, unsurprisingly, when viewers plop down on their couch in front of their connected TV, they’re watching four times as many long videos compared to short videos, as videos longer than 10 minutes now account for more than half the hours played on connected TVs.

While the average conversion rate across all devices increased from 35.1 percent in Q3 to 39.6 percent in Q4 (with viewers watching longer on all platforms), it seems that connected TVs saw the biggest growth in Q4, as their viewers proved to be the most engaged of all the platforms, completing videos at a rate of 47 percent (with tablet viewers following close behind at 38 percent.)

What’s more, users of connected TV devices and gaming consoles were 70 percent more likely to watch three-quarters of a video. And, in terms of name brands in connected TVs, Google TV’s share of video plays increased by 91 percent this quarter.

Tablet viewers were the most engaged in Q3, and they certainly remained an attentive audience in Q4, proving to be 45 percent more likely to complete three-quarters of a video than those watching on a desktop. Not only that, but tablet viewers watched 21.9 percent longer per video in Q4 than the prior quarter.

Another interesting tidbit from Ooyala: Though this may not be particularly surprising, Facebook remains a much more active source of online video sharing than Twitter: For every video shared via Twitter in Q4, more than 10 were shared on Facebook.

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Ooyala is a leader in online video management, publishing, analytics and monetization. Its integrated suite of technologies and services give content owners the power to expand audiences, and deep insights that drive increased revenue from video. Ooyala serves hundreds of global media companies and consumer brands including Dell, ESPN, Fremantle Media, News International, Sephora, Telegraph Media Group, Vans, Whole Foods and Yahoo! Japan. Ooyala was founded in Mountain View, California in 2007 by Bismarck Lepe, Sean Knapp, and Belsasar...

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The Apple iPad, formerly referred to as the Apple Tablet, is a touch-pad tablet computer announced in January 2010, and released in April 2010. It has internet capabilities running on either WiFi or 3G, and offers an optional dock with a full size mechanical keyboard. The 3G is provided by AT&T, but comes unlocked with microsim cards on the GSM network. The 3G does not require a long-term contract. The iPad is a line of tablet...

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Google TV is a new experience made for television that combines the TV you know and love with the freedom and power of the Internet. Watch an overview video below, sign up for updates, and learn more about how to develop for Google TV.

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Hires and promotions, Feb. 15

Link TV, independent broadcaster of global affairs based in San Francisco, appointed Paul Mason president and CEO. Mason is a 28-year, Emmy Award-winning veteran of ABC News.

Stella & Dot, a fashion accessories brand based in San Bruno, named Anna Fieler chief marketing officer. Fieler joined Stella & Dot from Shutterfly, where she was vice president of marketing for its premium brand Tiny Prints.

In addition, Leslie Blodgett, executive chairman of Bare Escentuals, joined Stella & Dot's board of directors.

Ovidian Group hired Robert Saltzberg as managing director. He is a former partner of Morrison & Foerster in its San Francisco office. He is based in the Berkeley office.

Accuray Inc., a radiation oncology company located in Sunnyvale, hired Kelly Londy as senior vice president and chief commercial officer. Before joining Accuray, Londy was vice president and general manager of molecular imaging at GE Healthcare North America.

Rick Fawcett joined RichRelevance, based in San Francisco, as senior vice president of sales. Diane Kegley, former vice president of marketing, was named chief marketing officer. Previously, Fawcett was senior vice president of sales for Origin Digital.

Xignite Inc., a cloud services provider of on-demand financial market data based in San Mateo, named Peter Caswell, CEO of NetBase, its chairman of the board. Caswell is a former president and CEO of Advent Software.

Xignite Inc. also hired Cameron Karr as vice president of customer success. Prior to Xignite, Karr was a sales and marketing executive at MarketTools.

Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, a labor and employment law firm, welcomed Benjamin Delancy as a shareholder. Delancy is based in the firm's Washington and San Francisco offices. Delancy was a partner at Morgan Lewis.

Michael Notaro of Alameda was chosen by the members of Toastmasters International to be the group's international president for a term of one year. He is an attorney and principal of the Notaro Law Group in Alameda.

Dr. Nancy Donaldson was awarded the 2011 Excellence in Leadership Award from the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis. Donaldson is chairwoman and chief scientist for Collaborative Alliance for Nursing Outcomes, which is located in San Ramon.

This article appeared on page D - 3 of the San Francisco Chronicle

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L.dot.W ft Dylan Williams – Gangsters, Guns

13-02-2012 14:02 Artists: L.dot.W ft Dylan Williams Artists Channel: http://www.youtube.com Genre: Rap/Grime Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Add us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com

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