The creators of Flipboard , Apple’s 2010 iPad App of the Year, are now looking to provide TV, movies, and even e-books in the near future .

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Flipboard App Looking To Provide Streaming Television Shows & Hollywood Films

This week was a big one in terms of national news events in the U.S., most notably with the debt-deal in Congress.

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The Week’s Best Viral Videos & Video Marketing Lessons – Windshields & Sinatra

Facebook CEO has said that his company will make a major announcement next Wednesday, and that it will be “awesome.” And that’s pretty much all it takes to get the tech world buzzing.

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Next Week’s “Awesome” Announcement Will Be Facebook Video Chat

There has been speculation for years that Apple would one day release a television of their own making. An honest-to-goodness Internet-ready television, a so-called “smart TV,” that can take advantage of some of the resources the company has built up like iTunes or the App Store

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Report: Apple Smart TV To Be Released In Late 2011

There’s a lot of speculation about some partnerships between streaming device makers and streaming content providers and all of them are good for the industry. The biggest of which is the speculation that Wal-Mart’s Vudu and Roku are working to tie the knot and offer the former’s content through the latter’s devices. This speculation comes from the fact that the Roku boxes have shown up on Wal-Mart shelves.

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TiVo & Roku Strike New Deals With Streaming Content Providers

With tablet sales tracking to hit 24 million this year, brands are trying to crack the code on the best approach to a tablet strategy. A recent eMarketer report says 41% of consumers are keen on the device for its shopping capabilities

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Tips For Developing A Tablet Device Marketing Strategy

This isn’t online video but it’s an interesting evolution for standard TV advertising and a way for them to incorporate some interactivity, which, as we all know, is what makes online video so awesomely cool, right? Well brands who advertise on television might finally be starting to understand. Pepsi MAX teamed up with IntoNow for this cool new campaign that offers free product via an iOS app

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TV Ads Get Interaction with IntoNow iOS App: Stepping Stone to Widespread Internet-TV Adoption?

Time Warner, who I wrote about earlier in the week when they hit a snag with their TWCableTV iPad App, has sought a legal judgment on the matter. The Southern District of New York was petitioned by the cable operator about the legality of the streaming of content to iPads in the homes of Time Warner Cable subscribers

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Time Warner Cable Seeks Judgment on TWCableTV iPad App Legality

It’s Saturday and I shouldn’t be working, but I am (then I’m off to play some Homefront). I just wanted to let you all know that if you’ve got an iPhone and Google TV you can now use them together.

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Google TV Remote App for iOS Devices Hits the App Store

Via ReelSEO's Video Marketing Guide JetStreamHD believe that they have the solution to you watching all that content you have amassed on your PC and want on your iPad2 via their new product, creatively named, JetStreamHD. It’s really just a media server but they claim it to be “the world’s first consumer electronics product to stream all of your digital media stored anywhere on a home computer network to the iPad,” so I thought I had better look into it. Nope, I was right, it’s a streaming media server you put on your home network which will, wait for it, stream your home PC content out to the iPad.

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Ways to Stream Your Home Video Content to your iOS Devices