EU's biggest TV broadcasters are combining resources to launch streaming video services in countries like UK, France, and Germany to compete against Netflix
Scott Roxborough / Hollywood Reporter : Tweets: @fdestin Tweets: Fred Destin / @fdestin : F-I-N-A-L-L-Y!!! Some industries just want to be disrupted. Orange could have done this years ago with Dailym...
Vivendi's Dailymotion plans major June relaunch, sidelining user videos to focus on premium news, sports, music, and entertainment content
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Sony to end Ustream support for PS4 on August 1, players will still be able to livestream on Twitch, YouTube, and Dailymotion
Michael McWhertor / Polygon :
Dailymotion launches live-streaming gaming platform to compete with Twitch
Chris O'Brien / VentureBeat :
India lifts block on Vimeo, Dailymotion, Weebly, and Github Gist, 28 sites remain banned
Violet Blue / ZDNet :
India lifts block on Vimeo, Dailymotion, Weebly, and Github Gist, 28 sites remain banned
India lifts block on Vimeo; Pastebin, Internet Archive, others still banned — Summary:The Indian government's internet block on 32 websites, affecting nearly 300 million citizens …
Orange CEO Says in Partnership Talks With Microsoft for Dailymotion
Orange Will Maintain Majority Stake in Dailymotion — PARIS— Orange SA is in talks with U.S. giant Microsoft Corp. over a possible partnership for the French telecommunication company's online-video ...
French broadcasting watchdog CSA eager to tax YouTube, Facebook, Dailymotion
France's Superior Council of Audiovisual, an independent broadcasting authority, wants to impose taxes on media giants like YouTube, Facebook and Dailymotion to force them to contribute to financing F...
Yahoo Scraps Deal for French Video Site
By SAM SCHECHNER in Paris and AMIR EFRATI in San Francisco — Dailymotion was on track to be the first big acquisition for Yahoo Inc. Chief Executive Marissa Mayer, after her company signed a provisi...
Here's Why Marissa Mayer Is About To Spend ~$200 Million On A YouTube Wannabe
Last week, Amir Efrati and Sam Shechner of the WSJ reported that Yahoo is close to acquiring a controlling stake in the YouTube-of-Europe, Dailymotion, at a valuation somewhere around $300 million.