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We here at Profy have spoken before of Vuze. A video content distribution company built upon the P2P-based platform Azureus, Vuze is akin to the iTunes TV shop in that it provides easy access to professionally-produced material both new and old – albeit with one great distinction: most of the stuff’s free. |
Posts Tagged with ‘azureus’
Vuze Gathers More Investment, Adds TiVo Founder To BOD
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on December 19, 2007
A Legal BitTorrent-Based Service Is Blocked By ISPs, Looks To FCC For Remedy
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on November 19, 2007
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Let’s face facts. Most peer-to-peer services today, while certainly capable of acting as intermediaries between remote parties on the Web for legal data transfers, do provide linking services for illicit means. |
Exclusive: Zudeo Announces One Million Unique Visitors In January
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on February 15, 2007
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I have just had a chance to chat with Gilles BianRosa, CEO of Azureus. We discussed the exciting news about Azureus latest product codenamed Zudeo. Since its launch in December Azureus gave us plenty reasons to write about this exciting video service - we have already covered its first content distribution agreement with BBC Worldwide and the second one with Bennett Group. This week they have announced a new partnership with Starz Media. It looks like they are really working [...] |
New HD Content Distribution Agreement for Zudeo
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on January 17, 2007
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New video services emerge almost daily. Video aggregation and distribution platform code named Zudeo was launched by Azureus in December. Paul Glazowki predicted that they would have to sign multiple content agreements to provide their users with a truly valuable service. |
Azureus Announces Content Agreement with BBC Worldwide
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on December 19, 2006
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Another Video Service in Beta You’ll Actually Want to See
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on December 06, 2006
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People have been buying dual-cored powerful computing awesomeness for over a year now. Chipsets from AMD and Intel have been publicized to hold supreme number-crunching might, but sadly, their prowess for processing the newest in high-def content has gone untested by the majority of PC users. Until now. |





