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This is a timeline of online video, meaning streaming media delivered over the Internet. Overview
YearMonth And DateEvent TypeDetails2016SeptemberProductsTikTok, a short-form video hosting ...2016JanuaryCompaniesFacebook launches Facebook Live. [50]2015MayCompaniesMeerkat, a mobile app that enables users ...2015MarchCompaniesPeriscope, a live video streaming app for ...- 1990-2000: Streaming Debuts as A Proof of Concept
- 2001-2010: The Era of Flash and Rtmp
- 2011-2019: Live Broadcasting Is Brought to The Masses
- 2020-2022: Covid-19 Ushers in A Streaming Boom, Flash Dies, and The Rise of Fast
- 2023 – Onward: Streaming Is Here to Stay
It all starts in the good old nineties. Beanie babies were all the rage, the Macarena was about to go viral, and Gwen Stefani was still punk rock. Meanwhile, another decidedly less-punk-rock band was making waves in the tech world. I’m talking about Severe Tire Damage, the first live internet band. Just as many famous startups trace their origin to...
As bandwidth grew and compression technologiesadvanced, Adobe Flash became synonymous with video streaming. Meanwhile, RTMP worked behind the scenes as the quarterback. The concept of internet video also began to play a role in mass media — with streaming services like YouTube, Justin.tv (which would become Twitch), and Netflix taking off. Broadban...
Truth be told, Steve Jobs had a point. Moving away from Flash had plenty of benefits. Specifically, HTTP-based technologies outperform the RTMP protocol in terms of both scale and quality. That’s because they allow content distributors to distribute chunk-based adaptive bitratemedia files across web servers rather than requiring dedicated streaming...
During the first years of the 2020s, live video streaming became ubiquitous. Pandemic-mandated social distancing meant that collaboration and entertainment took place online. 2020 was also the year that Flash officially died, so broadcasters looked to streaming protocols like Web Real-Time Communications (WebRTC), Low-Latency HLS, CMAF for DASH, an...
Video technology now powers everything, for everyone, everywhere. Find out what lies ahead by downloading our free report — or subscribe to our blogto stay updated. Sources for Infographic: 1. https://developer.att.com/blog/adaptive-bitrate-video-streaming 2. https://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/19/technology/adobe-buys-macromedia-for-34-billion.html 3....
Once high-speed Internet access became widespread, sharing videos became faster and easier than ever before. This, paired with the launch of social media sites like Friendster (2002), MySpace...
Nov 3, 2016 · Online video has come a long way since 2005. Starting with the rise of YouTube, online video has rapidly changed over the past decade. Clipchamp has put together a list of video milestones in this infographic, covering the history of online video over the past 12 years.
Jan 24, 2017 · Here's a timeline of how these companies came to dominate over the last decade: 2006 - Amazon introduces video on demand service Amazon Video and Hulu is founded 2006 was a banner year for online video streaming, as two of the top services came into existence.
Dec 16, 2020 · Displaying how the revolution of streaming led to an evolution of marketing, providing a concise view of how the industry grew, James Rothwell shares insight from Comcast’s FreeWheel.
The chart below shows pageviews of the English Wikipedia article Online video, on desktop, mobile-web, desktop-spider, mobile-web-spider and mobile app, from July 2015 to February 2021.
