http://www.theindustrystandard.com/node/104039/comments comments feed. en http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008 <!--paging_filter--><p><!--paging_filter--> <p><!--paging_filter--> </p> <p><i><b>Judgment on September 18, 2008: </b>With the public <a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/new-joost-launches-now-and-next-month-joost-will-be-100-flash/">announcement</a> from the Joost CEO today, this is a done deal.  Judged at 100%.  -- The Industry Standard </i><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Original prediction: </b>Joost currently operates as a client application that <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">viewers must download before they can watch programming</a>. Joost's Web-based competitors -- Hulu, YouTube, Brightcove, etc. -- don't have this restriction, and are better able to gain new viewers and market share. Joost will be forced to announce plans to create a Web service that allows viewers to watch Joost video through a Web browser before November 1, 2008, without downloading a separate client application (although some viewers may have to download the latest Flash or media plug-in for their browsers). This doesn't mean that the Joost Web service will be available by November 1, only that the company has announced definite plans to develop such a service. This prediction will close approximately one week before the judgement date, or when an announcement is made, whichever comes first. (Note: This prediction is part of <i>The Industry Standard</i> special feature, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">Opinion: 10 'Net services that will succeed, and 10 that will probably fail</a>. To see the related article, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/joost-lots-buzz-lacks-web-interface">click here</a>. To read the rest of the special feature, and see the many related predictions, <a href="/news/2008/03/27/opinion-10-net-services-will-succeed-and-10-will-probably-fail">click here</a>.) </p> http://www.theindustrystandard.com/predictions/prediction-joost-will-announce-web-based-viewer-november-1-2008#comments Brightcove Flash Hulu Joost Software &amp; Web Video youtube Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:29:35 -0700 The Standard 104039 at http://www.theindustrystandard.com