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<title><![CDATA[Online Video's Biggest Lesson for 2013: It's All Just TV]]></title>
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Doug Knopper






These days, consumers want &ndash; even expect &ndash; all of  their favorite video content to be available to them when and where they want it. 2013 will be the year the industry delivers, but it won&#039;t be easy and there will be casualties along the way.





We saw some important advancements in 2012 from content publishers and]]></description>
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