Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Making online video interactive

It was standing room only at the offices of Overlay.TV today for the second Social Media Breakfast Ottawa. The presenter, Rob Lane, President and CEO of Overlay.TV, shared how his company is turning the passive video consumption experience into one of engagement with viewers in the online world.

This podcast features excerpts of Rob’s presentation as well as comments from some of the participants of the event — including Bryan Person, founder of the Social Media Breakfast phenomenon.

 
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5 Responses to “Making online video interactive”

  1. CHamika Says:

    This was a great, informative podcast. I couldn’t make it to the event, but found your synopsis very useful. Thanks for sharing Mark and keep up the great work!

  2. Rob Lane Says:

    Mark, Thanks very much for a VERY well covered podcast. You did a great job.

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    […] This is my first attempt at delivering a special feature commentary of my own and comes on request from Daniel Johnson Jr. to provide commentary on the Social Media Breakfast podcast I produced called Making online video interactive. […]

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