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Interesting post from comms planner Graeme Wood about the potential for wrapping transmedia content around a movie, from the recent Wired article, plus a case study of using a fictional Twitter character to promote the sci-fi series Eureka.
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Microsoft is launching a comedy series to help sales of media player Zune, its rival to the iPod. Cinemash is 8 x 3 - 5 mins episodes of celebs playing the roles in movies they wish they had landed. The show will also appear on MSN and Xbox Live.
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Mothers must be an attractive online demographic for advertisers. One US show that certainly isn't finding it hard to attract sponsorship is the new series Mom Life. Unlike the rival fictional Web shows In The Motherhood and Heart And Soul that target mothers, it’s a reality format. Sponsors include Kraft, SC Johnson, DiGiorno pizza, Capri Sun, and Maxwell House coffee.
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The creator of MTV's Punk'd and Web animation Blah Girls is taking a new approach to online distribution. He's launching his next venture, the reality show KatalystHQ about his Katalyst production company, via Facebook and specifically using the Slide app, FunSpace. It’s innovative - but will it work?
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Got a Web show pilot but no funding? US online broadcaster KoldCast TV has a new Series Pilots channel to features pilots from web series creators seeking funding and/or brand sponsorship. NB You don’t have to be American to try it – one early pilot is for Aussie series, OzGirl.
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YouTube and Fox Interactive Media are the leading gainers amongst the video sites.
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360 degree extension from the BBC multiplatform team for the top BBC entrepreneurs’ show also introduces two new Dragons.
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