TV.com, Broadcast Networks Plan Web Series for Some Fall Shows

CBS-owned TV.com plans to launch its first original Web series this month with a weekly recap of prime-time programming, the New Media Minute has learned. The show will be hosted by Web veteran Julie Alexandria. The show will include clips, commentary, and an interactive poll.

 
 

For TIME.com, the Video is Part of the Story

Time.com has been building out its video library with a clear goal in mind: taking people to places they can't go without the video. That's what the site's managing editor Josh Tyrangiel told Beet.TV in an exclusive interview earlier this month about how he journalistically approaches online video.

 
 

Display Ads Are Soft but other Units are Faring Well @ msnbc.com

REDMOND, WA — msnbc.com has grown ad revenues for the fiscal year that just ended in June and is attracting advertisers in a range of categories, the site’s President Charlie Tillinghast told Beet.TV in an exclusive interview earlier this month.

 
 

Boxee Counts 600K Users Watching 6 to 7 Shows Each Week

Despite the high-profile loss of Hulu content earlier this year, Boxee users are still tuning in: the average Boxee user watches six to seven TV shows and three movies on the Web-to-TV service each week, Boxee CEO Avner Ronen told Beet.TV in an interview earlier this month.

 
 

Magnify Moves Customers to Pay Model, Aims for Cash Flow Positive

Magnify is growing dollars by migrating customers to a fee-based service, the company's CEO Steve Rosenbaum told Beet.TV in an interview earlier this month.

 
 

Consumers Won’t Pay for Digital Content, Research Report

Media executives at News Corp., Disney, and NBC are talking about paid content models online being all the rage, but a new eMarketer report says that’s just not going to happen.

 
 

Channels.com Launches “Web DVR” for Online Video as the Number of MediaRSS Feeds is Exploding

Buoyed by the overall growth in video RSS feeds, Web video service Channels.com is releasing a new version of its service today that indexes four times as many Web shows as it did just four months ago, the company said. 

 
 

Online Video Gives News Reporters More Flexiblity and Time

Online video is both hugely different from television and brings more value to TV, CNNMoney.com Anchor Poppy Harlow told Beet.TV earlier this month.

 
 

New Tools Enable Video Collaboration

Collaboration is the new watchword in the advertising, production and online video businesses, Daisy Whitney reports in this week's New Media Minute.

 
 

New Tools Enable Video Collaboration, New Media Minute Reports

Collaboration is the new watchword in the advertising, production and online video businesses.

 
 

Niche Online Video is a Big Value to Verizon FiOS

Verizon customers have been upping their consumption of Blip.tv shows on Verizon's cable video-on-demand service and that's one of the reasons the telco is now offering shows from the video-sharing site to its DVR customers, Verizon's Garrett Rieman told Beet.TV at a Blip.tv event in New York recently.

 
 

Online Video Needs to Learn a Lesson from — Gasp! — Cable

The age old question in Web video is what type of ads work best. To reach a true consensus on the best ad formats, online video should learn from the cable business.

 
 

Silverlight Usage Rises, Buoyed by France TV, NBC Olympics

REDMOND, WA — Adoption of Microsoft Silverlight streaming tools are on the rise, including use by France TV, Microsoft’s Senior Director Tom Honeybone told Beet.TV during an interview at Microsoft headquarters.

 
 

MTV Finds Most Effective Video Ad Unit is 5 Second Pre-roll + Overlay

MTV Networks is currently selling ad inventory for the format it officially declared the best for online video, and the media company expects other Web publishers to follow suit, said Jason Witt, SVP and GM of MTV's digital advertising unit in an interview with Andy last week in Manhattan.

 
 

Roku Links With Blip, Deal Brings More Web Shows to the TV Set

Web-to-TV hardware maker Roku struck a deal with Blip.tv last week to bring independent Web content to Roku boxes connected to TVs.

 
 

thePlatform says Efficiency, Lower Cost, Partnerships are Keys to Success

SEATTLE, WA — Internet TV provider thePlatform has an advantage over its competition because it's owned by Comcast. 

 
 

Blip.tv Creators Could Be on WNBC in New York & Beyond in New Distribution Deal

NEW YORK, NY — Blip.tv's content creators could land on-air on NBC in New York thanks to a slew of new distribution deals the video-sharing service struck last week, including one with NBC Local Media.

 
 

Kimberly-Clark Bets on Web Video in 10-Part Series

The consumer packaged goods giant Kimberly-Clark recently launched a 10-episode Web series on green home improvement tips sponsored by Scott's Natural.

 
 

Extend Media Jumps on TV Everywhere Bandwagon with New Product

Extend Media is aiming to capitalize on the buzz surrounding TV Everywhere with the launch of a new platform to help multichannel providers deliver TV programming online, the company announced today.

 
 

Take180’s Three-Year Plan to be In the Black

A media company needs at least a three-year runway before it can take off for profitability, and that’s the goal for the new video destination Take180.com, the site’s general manager Chris Williams told Beet.TV at the NATPE LA TV Fest in early July.

 
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