Reuters announced Wednesday that it is launching an online service offering live video access to breaking and scheduled news events to outside publishers, reports David Kaplan of PaidContent.org.
“For the past few years, Reuters has been working to build up its multimedia offerings on both the general news and financial professional sides. Video has played a big part in that.
“Most recently, the company a deal to distribute paparazzi-style video site Hollywood.TV’s content to its clients. That was aimed at drawing more general consumers to its site. Before that, for the more professional, not-necessarily-financial market oriented users, Reuters introduced a Rocketboom-like video series.
“And to make sure that it hasn’t forgotten its roots, a year ago, Reuters unveiled ‘Insider,; a VOD platform intended only for investor-audience subscribers.”
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