Next New Networks, the New York-based company which produces and distributes original, entertainment for the Web, will double its network of independent producers in 2011.
The growth is partly a result of new original, exclusive programming for AOL, as well as growing traction for the company's offering, says Tim Shey, co-founder.
The company produces Web series in-house and through a network of paid producers. He is currently looking for new series producers.
I sat down with him to chat about the AOL deal and overall growth at the company.
In a related development, Brian Stelter at The New York Times is reporting that AOL has tapped Vuguru, the Eisner-backed Web studio for original content. More on the deal by David Kaplan at paidContent.
Here is our report from yesterday about AOL's plans for original content.
Andy Plesser
Posted on 11/10/2010 at 6:27 AM by Andy Plesser