Hmmmmm … writers strike? Lack of good programming? History in the making? This ranks up there with the Kennedy assassination, lunar landing, presidential elections and 911 in terms of ubiquitous coverage. Presidential State of the Union addresses do not get this type of programming.
In New England on Saturday night… the Patriots game will be on [...]
This week Google’s YouTube announced that they would begin sharing ad revenue with their partners – popular content providers. This news was buried in among all my daily media and entertainment nuggets like “Vivid Sues PornTube”, “Cisco Launches Entertainment OS” and “Mobile Game to Reach $6B by 2011”. While all Google news is News, this [...]
In this podcast, Tom Ohanian discusses collaborative post production and the trends that are affecting (shrinking) the production schedule. Tom explains that certain variables, including distributed sets of individuals working on a 24/7 schedule and the cost of storage decreasing all the time, are just a couple of the factors that are contributing to the [...]
