More online video news from across the web:
> The parent company of UK newspaper Daily Mail is joining the bidding for Yahoo. WSJ article
> Outside Television garnered two Emmy nominations for its series Jeremey Jones Higher. Release
> The NFL is unlikely to stream its regular-season games from London following its deal with Twitter. Reuters article
> A new site, Flix Premiere, is launching in the U.S., promising to show only independently produced, never before seen movies. Fox Business article
> Netflix's grandfathered-in lower pricing for existing U.S. customers is about to end. Decider article
> Tech publication Mashable left at least one of its editorial staffers stranded in an airport when it suddenly laid off 30 employees in a move to refocus into a TV and online video centric platform, a la Vice. TechCrunch article
> The online video advertising market is plagued by "a lack of currency and transparency," Sizmek CEO Neil Nguyen says. AdNews article
And finally … it's the kind of advertising Facebook probably doesn't want: arms dealers are using the social media site to host "sprawling online arms bazaars" that sell weapons coveted by militants and terrorists. New York Times article (sub. req.)