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Kate Hanley
Online Video gets serious
The recession may be lifting, but the heady days of online video experimentation may be numbered. With traditional broadcast revenues predicted to stall and venture capital in retreat, U.S. heavy hitters are scrambling to find a profitable business model for producing and delivering online video or face a bleak online future with diminutive advertising revenues and wafer-thin margins.
Online syndication brings content to eyeballs
Kate Hanley, B.A., LL.B., is president of Digital Theory Media Consulting, which specializes in assisting traditional players exploit opportunities in digital media. She can be contacted at khanley@digitaltheory.ca
Media moguls mean business online
Kate Hanley, B.A., LL.B., is president of Digital Theory Media Consulting, which specializes in assisting traditional players exploit opportunities in digital media. She can be contacted at khanley@digitaltheory.ca
D-cinema opens up world of opportunities
Kate Hanley, B.A., LL.B. is president of Digital Theory Media Consulting, which, through executive education, research and strategic planning, helps traditional players exploit opportunities in emerging media. Hanley can be reached at khanley@digitaltheory.ca
Is the digital revolution friendly?
As broadcasters across the country gear up for the 1999 programming season, they are also turning their attention to our digital future. The crtc, in anticipation of the coming digital rollout by cable, has called for comments on development of a…
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