Quick news from across the Web.
> Facebook's video ads could cost up to $2.5 million each. Story
> Content rights hamper OTT push by Sony, Intel, Google, Apple. Story
> A startup is producing news clips on Instagram Video. story
> Amazon will test more kids' TV shows online. Post
> Cable operators say OTT content offers more opportunity than risk. Press release
> Startup introduces app that tells you when TV commercials end so you can skip them. Press release
> The Young Turks Network is introducing Roku, Android and iOS apps. Press release
> LiveRail brings Deal ID support to its Video Private Exchange. Press release
Telecom News
> Level 3 begins providing data center services to MLB Advanced Media. Story
Wireless News
> AT&T has started offering home phone and Internet service on its LTE and HSPA networks. Story
And finally... Qwilt, the Redwood Shores, Calif.-based startup that makes video caching software for ISPs, has raised another $16 million, bringing its total venture capital haul to $40 million. Qwilt's Vice President of Marketing and Business Development Mark Fisher told FierceOnlineVideo the company will use the cash to boost its global sales operations and accelerate growth. Read more