• Democracy website in 18 languages: the front page is avalible in 18 language, help to translating the site. You can also help to translate the application in more as 40 languages. [source]
  Democracy Player 0.9.5 is now available!
• HD-DVD and Blu-Ray DRM hacked: both height definition movies format DRM have been hacked, making backup copies of movies you purchase may be easier. [source]
• Lionsgate movies on iTunes: movie titles available in the coming weeks include “Terminator 2”, “Total Recall”, “Rambo” and “Monster’s Ball”. [source]

Les services industriels de la ville de Lausanne (SIL) proposent gratuitement depuis le 15 janvier 18 chaînes à la norme DVB-T (aussi appelée TNT) sur le réseau câblé. La solution d’utiliser la norme DVB-T sur un réseau câblé est relativement originale et anticonformiste.
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• YouTube + Google Maps = iCommunity.TV: a collaborative broadcast network for local news, built with the intention to promote video as a media for citizen reporting. [source]
• Il Nissardo: italian podcast in this episode speak over movies on Internet. [source]
• Apple TV pushed to march: the ship date has been pushed back to the beginning of march. [source]
• DVB-H: the new Nokia N7 support DVB-H television, 2 GB storage, … [source]
• Nokia: with YouTube: Nokia’s video center offers RSS video feeds along with content from YouTube. [source]
• Joost signs Wow! TV: Kamera’s Wow! TV is the first channels for Joost. [source]
• Disney and DRM: Preston Padden from Disney speak over DRM on movies. [source]

• 10 reasons why movie downloads suck: pricing, small selection, no computer in the TV room, quality, force of habit, what’s the diff?, download speed, broadband flakiness, DRM restrictions and too complicated. [source]
• Vodpod: a multi-video embeddable player for your blog (test). [source]
• YouTube millionaires revealed: from wealthy backers to receptionist. [source]

• MeeVee: make the TV guide for you. [source]
• Flash video editor: Photobucket will release a video editor build in collaboration with Adobe. [source]
• Web not redy for IPTV: Vincent Dureau from Google said that the web is not ready for high definition movies. [source]
• YouTube on cell phones: YouTube movies will be available on Vodafone cell phones in U.K. [source] [source]
• Democracy Player 0.9.5 release candidate 2: the RC2 of Democracy multimedia player is available. [source]