Blog Maverick Mark Cuban argues that the best way to increase your audience for Internet video is to allow downloads:
Many of the major video sites have added this option, but its amazing that newspaper, TV and other sites that have recently added video, for the most part do not.
With online video, maybe adding the word [...]

Mark Cuban has a must-read post over at Blog Maverick looking at Internet television service Hulu and Google’s struggle to make its investment in YouTube pay off.
Cuban argues that Google made a billion-dollar mistake buying YouTube, and that Hulu is “kicking YouTube’s ass”.
It’s an interesting comparison, and one that may provide some insight into the [...]

Billionaire blogger & HD video guru Mark Cuban has an interesting perspective on the controversy over the issue of Internet companies blocking P2P traffic:
“BLOCK P2P TRAFFIC , PLEASE,” asks Cuban.
“As a consumer, I want my internet experience to be as fast as possible. The last thing I want slowing my internet service down are P2P [...]

Liveblog of Mark Cuban’s Closing Keynote at BlogWorld:
My experience on “dancing w stars” is a lot like blogging — people I don’t know come up and feel free to tell me their opinions.
I started my blog in 2004, after doing an interview for Dallas Morning News about Mavericks, half a dozen questions with half a [...]

Amid an ever-increasing number of podcast event offerings, the very first Blog World and New Media Expo officially kicks off tomorrow in Las Vegas, Nevada. Business executives were gathering today for a special pre-conference new media workshop, followed by a special sneak preview of the upcoming movie, “The Kite Runner.”
Podcasting News‘ publisher Elisabeth McLaury Lewin [...]

HDTV pioneer and Dallas Maverick owner Mark Cuban thinks it’s time for media companies to start filling YouTube with spam.
Cuban highlights the fact that YouTube may have received as much traffic from people viewing Oscar clips as Oscar.com, and asks “Do the Oscars benefit or are they harmed by their video being seen on [...]

HDNet’s Mark Cuban is skeptical about the future prospects of BitTorrent technology for the distribution of large media files.
He cites several reasons:

Conflicting Clients. There are a ton of clients, with the number growing all the time. Although they work on basically the same source code and protocols, they all install and operate as if they [...]