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I wrote about doing great work at a small startup like latakoo over on Quora: whatever needs to be done You can read the whole post over here. I really like the Quora blog system. So much so that I've restarted my old blog, The Internet is People,
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The iPhone 5 comes with a sophisticated new camera that shoots image-corrected, 1080P video (while having more battery life, 2x the CPU and 2x the graphics processing). Those video file sizes are going to be intense, so how will you share that beautiful footage you've shot? This is
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Our deal with NBC made the headlines over at TechCrunch: According to Werdmuller, the company has seen wide usage across broadcasters in the U.S. and Mexico. He mentions that one customer, Nexstar Broadcasting, which runs 55 TV stations in the U.S., is now seeing a 5x to 8x
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We're excited to be working with NBC: Over the next five months, latakoo's engineers will optimize the company's popular compression and conveyance technology to work with NBC's proprietary workflow system. As long as news crews are able to find a wireless signal
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Someone asked me for a one-line description of Latakoo today. So here's what we do in simple terms: Latakoo is an enterprise video transfer solution that lets you send high quality video securely from any Internet connection. It's easy to use, and extremely fast, thanks to
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The following post contains my notes for a talk I gave at Over the Air 2012 at Bletchley Park on June 2nd, 2012. They build on my notes for a previous talk, Building the user-centered web. Desktop isn't enough. For the last few years, I've been
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Rick McCallum is quoted as saying something very interesting in this io9 spoilers roundup (about why the new Star Wars TV show hasn't been made yet): The episodes are too expensive and ... well, we've got two things going on. Firstly, we've got television as
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Video technology is still underdeveloped on the web. Over at latakoo, we've just started a technology blog to talk about what we're doing: in nine minutes You can read the first post here.
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We're a part of the Knight News Challenge: Speed up, simplify, economical sending and sharing of large video files from anywhere to aid journalists and others. 2. Is anyone doing something like this now and how is your project different? Slow or expensive methods of video delivery exist,
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It's been an amazing week, both for me and for latakoo. I've only just flopped back into my apartment in Berkeley, but here are some links: On the official Box blog, Box and latakoo make video uploads faster than ever: What does scale is anything that
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We're working on a new feature for latakoo, which will allow you to create your own niche video-sharing networks. Cool, right? What's even cooler is that the interface is based on Bootstrap 2, a UI framework for Twitter. We're using it as a bedrock
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I wrote a post over on the latakoo blog about using bandwidth resources judiciously: Too many apps and services treat bandwidth as an unconstrained, ubiquitous resource. We think that’s wrong, for a number of reasons. So early on in latakoo's development, we decided to compress video before