Hi Dana. We're moving to Brightcove soon, but I don't have a report on it yet. 

You can use Vimeo for things that can only be viewed on your site. They have a 
function for allowing embedding only in particular places, and not allowing 
direct viewing even on their site. We use it for that--not so much for the 
reason you identify but for video content that doesn't stand alone but only 
makes sense in the context of a web page with other info. I think you have to 
have a paid account to make this work, but it's cheap.

--Matt

-----Original Message-----
From: mcn-l-bounces at mcn.edu [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Mitroff Silvers, Dana
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2011 7:42 PM
To: 'MCN listserve'
Subject: [MCN-L] video delivery networks and museums

Hi everyone,



At the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, we are looking into licensing an 
online video platform such as Brightcove to serve all of our video and audio 
content, and are wondering what other institutions are doing.



Is your institution using an online video delivery network?

Which one?

What do you like and dislike about it?



Currently, all of our video and audio content is Flash and is delivered from 
our site. The primary reason we are looking into moving all of our media to a 
hosted delivery network such as Brightcove is so that we can upload all our 
existing media to one place and let the network deliver the appropriate format 
to any mobile device or platform.



We have considered just using YouTube, but because of rights issues with much 
of our content, some of our content can only appear on our own site.



Would love to hear what others are doing in this space!



Thanks,

Dana

......................................

Dana Mitroff Silvers

Head of Online Services

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

151 Third Street

San Francisco, CA  94103-3159

dmitroff at sfmoma.org

www.sfmoma.org





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