Welcome to the first edition of the SublimeVideo Newsletter!

The last couple of months have been exciting for us, and 2012 looks set to be the biggest year yet for HTML5 Video and SublimeVideo.

Check out what's been going on in the SublimeVideo community below, and stay tuned for more news and announcements over the coming months.

Universal Real-Time Statistics Are Now Available

Get the complete picture, in real-time: SublimeVideo’s integrated statistics platform is the first to offer a truly comprehensive, real-time overview of your site’s video traffic from any device, whether generated from mobile or desktop, HTML5 or Flash.

Find out more about the platform on our blog or try a live demo of SublimeVideo's Real-Time Statistics dashboard.

Please note that the demo requires a modern browser that supports HTML5.

SublimeVideo Unleashed!

At the end of November SublimeVideo received a major update when we introduced a Free and Unlimited plan, Enhanced Paid plans and our Universal, Real-Time Statistics platform.

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Take advantage of this offer to upgrade today and enable real-time statistics, get longer data retention and access older statistics for your site.

SublimeVideo in Education

Recently we took a look at three great examples of different educational establishments using SublimeVideo; Sewanee: The University of the South, ANC Secondary Schools & Ferdinand Center for the Creative.

Read the SublimeVideo in Education series

Large Brands & SublimeVideo

We’ve been pleased to see some large brands choosing SublimeVideo. Nissan turned to SublimeVideo to provide a core element of their HTML5 ‘Zen to Z’ web campaign, and the teaser site for Foxtel’s new Australian FX channel boasts trailers for the shows that will debut with the channel on 26th February.

SublimeVideo Showcase

We’ve profiled some cool SublimeVideo users in our SublimeVideo Showcase series recently; London-based creative agency Wing, social point of sale platform Own and winter outerwear manufacturer Spyder.

Read more SublimeVideo Showcases

TechCrunch | SublimeVideo’s Cloud-Based HTML5 Player Goes Freemium
The Industry | SublimeVideo’s Cloud-Based HTML5 Player is Now Free
Streaming Media | Jilion Creates a Public Demo of its Real-Time Statistics

Mozilla Release Firefox 10 with True HTML5 Full-screen API
Mozilla recently released Firefox 10, introducing support for the HTML5 full-screen API. We helped push for this feature last year when we demoed SublimeVideo’s true HTML5 full-screen video in Safari 5.1. After Chrome 15 added support for the API last December, Opera and IE remain the only major browsers lacking this feature, although Opera have announced plans to add support in future.

Adobe to More Aggressively Contribute to HTML5
Adobe’s recent decision to stop development of Flash for mobile devices and focus on contributing to HTML5 was huge news, confirming that HTML5 is now mandatory for all web video publishers. We're glad that Adobe, as an industry leader, has given a clear signal that HTML5 is the future.

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