By Corey Kronengold, March 31st, 2008
This week, TV Week’s New Media Minute with Daisy Whitney takes an exclusive look at Hulu’s demographics, comparing numbers from Hitwise and Nielsen to see who’s tuning into Hulu. (Hint: both my parents watch it.)
She also takes a quick look at Revision3’s Internet Superstar, a podcast I’ve been grabbing through the Zune Marketplace for [...]
By Ben Homer, March 30th, 2008
Hollywood producer Peter Safran has signed a deal with Microsoft to create original content for the Xbox 360 reports the New York Times. Content will initially be short-form scripted programming, genres like comedy and horror that will appeal to Xbox Live’s 10 million strong audience.
Microsoft’s Scott Nocas termed the deal “the first of many.” Content [...]
By Ben Homer, March 29th, 2008
If you haven’t yet seen You Suck at Photoshop, go check out. Kent Nichols points to it as an example of a web series done right, and it’s hysterical. It’s part of that new genre of programming which develops characters and plot through a unique format which would only work online.
Above: You Suck At Photoshop [...]
By Corey Kronengold, March 28th, 2008
According to FYI’s blog this morning, the company has raised $1 million in capital and will be seeking to raise a Series A round in the near future.
For Your Imagination, a New York City based online media company and executive producers of acclaimed web series DadLabs and Break a Leg, has received an additional [...]
By Corey Kronengold, March 28th, 2008
Skipping the weekend and jumping right to Monday, don’t miss the IAB’s Marketplace event series, this time focusing on Ad Networks and Exchanges.
Ad networks and exchanges are changing the world of online advertising. How much do you know about them and how do they affect you?
At this one-day education packed event, you will:
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