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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundViacom moves on without YouTube
February 9, 2007 Viacom offers a peek at its strategy--sans YouTube--for promoting video clips from its Comedy Central channel.Image: This Jon Stewart clip could be yoursDoes YouTube have a control problem?
February 3, 2007 Viacom's order to pull clips illustrates the challenges the Internet's biggest video-sharing site faces as it grows.TV networks may form anti-YouTube cabal
December 11, 2006 Fox, Viacom, CBS and NBC Universal are talking about creating a video site to compete with YouTube, source confirms.Murdoch the latest media mogul to take on YouTube
February 8, 2007 News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch follows InterActiveCorp's Barry Diller in questioning the "hypnotic" site's business model.Viacom, Joost strike content licensing deal
February 20, 2007 Recently pulled from YouTube, content from MTV, Comedy Central, other Viacom brands to be part of video start-up's official launch.Schmidt says YouTube 'very close' to filtering system
April 17, 2007 Google CEO says system will automatically identify copyright material for removal from the video-sharing site.Viacom's Web guru plans for the future
March 16, 2007 Mika Salmi, online video pioneer and former record label executive, works to keep MTV and other Viacom properties relevant in new digital world.Year in review: Media giants fight back
December 21, 2007 2007 was marked by attempts from some in the traditional music and film industries to buck YouTube and iTunes' dominance.A new copyright battlefield: Veoh Networks
February 21, 2007 The start-up, with old-media backing, lets people upload feature-length video. Not surprisingly, the pirates were quick to move in.At the D5 confab, a high-tech A list
May 31, 2007 Steve Ballmer talks Web 2.0, Jeff Hawkins unveils the Palm Foleo, and Bill Gates and Steve Jobs share the stage. Sponsored matches for "YouTube"
