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YouTube has been criticized in the past for not offering the experience already being offered on services like Viddler or Vimeo where users can upload large file sizes and input video information while it's being uploaded. But in an announcement that should make its users happy, YouTube has finally seen the light and has started offering a new upload process redesign that will more effectively compete with other services in the space.

Source: Washington Post

August 26, 2008 – Scala, the leading provider of end-to-end connected signage software, today announced Scala InfoChannel 5 users will have direct access to AccuWeather.com’s high-definition content for digital signage through the popular “AccuWeather.com Content for Scala InfoChannel 5.”

Scala, the leading provider of end-to-end solutions for the digital signage market, today announced Scala has been awarded "Best Presenter" and "Best New Digital Signage Product" in the annual rAVe Best of InfoComm Awards 2008. The rAVe awards, sponsored by rAVe Publications identify the best and the worst of the industry at the annual InfoComm show.

Scala, the leading provider of end-to-end connected signage software, today announced the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV has deployed a Scala InfoChannel digital signage network as part of their extensive renovation project.

On Friday, Redlasso shut out bloggers from it excellent video search engine. This move occurred due to increasing pressure and lawsuits from a few near sighted corporations.

Rather than come up with a mutually beneficial way to work together, the networks decided that a lawsuit might be more effective.

Redlasso has decided to not pull content from their website in response to a recent cease and desist letter. In a letter to the legal councils of five broadcasters, RedLasso has indicated it will continue to make it's content available to bloggers using it's platform. They are doing this while they continue to find a way to secure proper permissions from the broadcasters.

Comcast’s high-def subscribers just got a boost with the addition of hundreds of library titles from MGM.

The MGM titles will also be available on Comcast’s non-HD service, bringing the cable operator’s video-on-demand offerings up to more than 10,000 per month.