Hulu is making a big splash this summer with a fairly large investment in original online video series showing that it is just as important to their business model as TV content is.
Dailymotion is teaming up with Flattr to create an end-to-end crowdfunded social video network meaning everyone who creates online video content could get compensated by the audience. Personally, I think it’s brilliant and could revolutionize the TV and web series pilot workflow. Imagine this if you will, some aspiring web series content creators have an ...
Read the original here: Crowdfunding Comes to Social Video Through Flattr Deal with DailymotionSo here’s an idea: 26 American and Syrian disabled youths got together at a Young Ability Summit in Damascus a year ago and created a comic book called “The Silver Scorpion,” a superhero who lost his legs in an accident and bound to a wheelchair, but with the ability to change the world around him.
Excerpt from: Silver Scorpion, Web Series Created By Disabled Youths, Coming Courtesy Of MTVWe’ve talked about the global reach of YouTube many times.
World media domination belongs to the likes of Facebook, Google, Twitter, Apple, and why not, Rovio’s Angry Birds.
Web series are no different when it comes to video marketing.
My Pod Studios is an online video platform you may or may not be familiar with. While they might not have the name recognition of some other platforms, myPodstudios.com was listed by Quantcast as the 191st most trafficked website in December of 2011–just five places behind Hulu.com–and scored more than 20 million unique visitors in November alone. From their website: MyPod Studios, launched in October, 2010, was built to provide an alternative to the standard issue video networks that litter the Web, and take a slightly more unique approach to presenting online video
There’s a reason most businesses put an FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page on their website: because it’s useful information.
Hey, let me be one of the many writers out there who love him some Community : I’ve watched the show since it first aired and know that much like Arrested Development , will likely never be watched quite like less-deserving shows and has been on the brink of cancellation since it was announced that it would not return mid-season (although it was recently announced it would return for more episodes on March 15).
Back when I was growing up, Ed Begley, Jr. was best known as Dr
