Les écrans dans tous les états...
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This document discusses recent trends in television, video, and connectivity seen over the past 3 months in Silicon Valley and beyond. It mentions several startups including Showyou which allows viewing shared videos from platforms like YouTube and Facebook, Planeto which is a collective intelligence gaming platform, and YouCommentate which lets users comment on live sports or shows. It also references reports showing that while some households have zero traditional TV, video consumption remains high, and that smart TVs which have app platforms are now twice as popular as dedicated streaming devices like Roku or Apple TV.
Les écrans dans tous les états...
- 1. SAN FRANCISCO May 2013 ACSEL project Les écrans dans tous leurs états !!! Geektrip with us!
- 2. Quick intro Developer in the 80’s Finance guy in 90’s ‘til early 2.000 Developing Mobile in Europe for Sega Now 6 years bridging France and SiliconValley Interested by innovation only because of its impact on business SAN FRANCISCO
- 3. I picked up 3 months of news in this segment… Fasten your seat belt!!! Silicon Valley (and not only), crazy in love with TV, video and connections SAN FRANCISCO
- 4. Showyou, San Francisco $1M SAN FRANCISCO Consultation des vidéos partagées par vos amis et connections surYoutube,Vimeo, Facebook, Twitter,Tumblr + 12 canaux disponibles Utilisation de Showyou comme une télécommande de l’Apple TV
- 5. Planeto, Sweden SAN FRANCISCO Plateforme de jeu d’intelligence “collective” Participation de quiz broadcasté en live
- 6. YouCommentate, Singapore SAN FRANCISCO Permet d’échanger des commentaires lors de shows sportifs ou autres émissions en live, sur le web, iOS et Android
- 7. Contact me for the full report SAN FRANCISCO
- 8. SAN FRANCISCO http://www.nielsen.com/us/en/newswire/2013/ zero-tv-doesnt-mean-zero-video.html Zero TV does not mean Zero Video
- 9. SAN FRANCISCO http://tdgresearch.com/report/in%E2%80%90home- ce-and-home-network-ecosystem- %E2%80%90-2013-2/ Smart TV twice as popular as dedicated streaming boxes 14 percent of all broadband households owned an Apple TV, a Roku box or another kind of dedicated streaming device in 2012, but 25 percent owned a smart TV with an embedded app platform
- 10. Geektrip, 6 years of business trips in Silicon ValleySAN FRANCISCO