With social media being so popular right now you have to be careful when you are choosing a supplier to assist you with social media marketing. I recently read a blog on this topic by Nichole Kelly and I wanted to comment on a few of her points.
“News Flash: Not everyone who says they understand or have used social media actually knows what they are talking about.”
Reed Hastings, founder of Netflix, in a recent interview with Charlie Rose called 4K the next thing in video, while explaining how the rate of change in video is accelerating now that everything is digital. Coincidentally, Netflix now accounts for the largest portion of Internet traffic in North America, at nearly 30%.
4K refers to the next generation of high definition video, roughly four thousand lines of resolution across the horizontal. It seems a consensus for what to call the technology has not arrived. I suppose that’s not surprising since we still hear HD, High Def, Full HD, 1080p, etc. The next generation is referred to as 4K, 4K TV, Quad HD, and Quad Full High Definition QFHD. You can read how Wikipedia describes the situation.
YouTube announced the 1080p player last week and said it would roll out support for watching 1080p HD videos in full resolution soon. Today, I’ve found and watched my first 1080p YouTube video and it’s totally amazing!
Some of them can only be accessed by adding (appending) &fmt=37 at the end of the URL like this one below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuWdWZ9zCU4&fmt=37
That’s cool huh?
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