With CES finishing up, today I've attempted to assemble all of the show's broadband video-related press releases and non-overlapping news coverage. I've been following the announcements pretty closely, and I think as far as news filtered specifically for broadband (i.e. excluding things like Blu-ray, gaming, auto/navigation, etc.), this is an extremely comprehensive list. Apologies if I've missed anything -- just email to me and I'll add.

Click here to go straight to the CES broadband news wrap-up.

This CES broadband news wrap-up serves as a great reminder for VideoNuze readers and visitors that VideoNuze really consists of 2 parts: first, my daily analyses, and second, a roundup/aggregation of broadband video-related news from around the web. I've received tons of great feedback on the value of the analyses, but sense that fewer people understand the news roundup side of VideoNuze. News items are listed in the right column of both the daily email and on the web site, and are also available as an RSS feed.

News aggregation is a key function in VideoNuze, as it allows broadband video decision-makers each day to easily stay abreast of news from 50+ sources (mainstream media, trade pubs, blogs, etc.). In fact, one of the key motivations for me to start VideoNuze was my frustration at having to cobble together -- from various newsletters, feeds and sites -- all the news I felt was relevant. Yet even after undertaking this task, I always felt I'd missed something (and inevitably had!).

VideoNuze's News roundup allows broadband decision-makers to rest easy, as everything they need to stay up-to-date and in-the-know is collected in one place, with easy links to underlying sources.

Beyond staying current, VideoNuze is great for deep vertical research on broadband video. Say you're a product management/marketing/biz dev exec, planning your product's ad strategy and want to know who's been doing what, and also what Will's take is. Simple click on VideoNuze's "Advertising" category for News and you'll see hundreds of informative pieces and insights.

Or you're a busy sales exec, planning a key customer meeting, with say, MTV. Just type "MTV" into the VideoNuze search box and you'll get dozens of analyses and news items related specifically to MTV's broadband activities. In fact, there are already 1,000+ broadband-specific news items in VideoNuze, with the list growing each day!

Hopefully this overview has given you a better sense of the news roundup side of VideoNuze. My goal, as always, is to have VideoNuze be the best possible resource for broadband video decision-makers. If you have suggestions for improvements, just let me know!

Click here to go to the CES broadband news wrap-up.