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Advice For a Potential Client (creating new IP in the age of social mobile video)
Last week I had an extensive discussion with a large cable network who wants to launch a new franchise online. Ideally this new franchise would work in many markets across the world, playable in multiple languages. We had a long … Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Cable, Distribution, Mobile, Social Media, Television
Tagged cable TV, digital tools, innovation, mass media, networks, social media, technology
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MoviePass: Who Needs Permission?
MoviePass, the movie subscription service, today announced a new feature that will vastly increase their subscriber base. A detailed description of this new feature can be found here. Following is my short summary. MoviePass offers a monthly subscription plan priced … Continue reading
Posted in Distribution, Hollywood, Marketing, Mobile, Movie Theaters, Social Media
Tagged digital tools, filmmakers, innovation, internet, networks, social media
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Can Indie Film Achieve a Network Effect?
In a recent post entitled Networks And The Enterprise, Fred Wilson explains how his firm Union Square Ventures invests in networks. He included this line. My uber goal of writing this post is to explain that the wired and mobile … Continue reading
“These pictures, by now familiar to the Court, remain the basic story of our case.”
The verdict on the Apple-Samsung lawsuit was delivered last Friday afternoon. Many people are weighing in with verdicts on the verdict. Some proclaim the end of innovation, others proclaim it is about to begin. Some try to pick the winners … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Innovation, Mobile, Storytelling
Tagged Apple, consumer electronics, innovation, legal, Samsung, technology, user experience
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Storytellers and Audiences: Back Together Again
Storytellers and audiences have entered into a new relationship with each other as the Internet continues to reshape our mass media landscape. Whether it is the ability of a fan to directly fund a creative project, comment on a show, … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Internet, Mobile, Social Media, Storytelling
Tagged digital tools, innovation, internet, media, smart phones, social media, storytelling, technology
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Cord Cutting but Were Afraid to Ask
This review also appears on PBS Mediashift. We have never really liked our local cable company. Over the years, many of us have wasted time waiting for the cable guy to show up to install or replace the box that … Continue reading
Posted in Distribution, Innovation, Internet, Mobile
Tagged cable TV, cutting the cord, e-books, internet, streaming TV, TV
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Why Babe Ruth and Michelangelo would love the iPad
Software engineers call it “user experience”, the phrase that describes the way human beings interact with computers. Unfortunately this “user experience” is often not the most “human” of experiences, as it seems designed more for engineers than regular people. Now … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Mobile
Tagged consumer electronics, digital tools, experiences, innovation, internet, technology, user experience
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What Is The Golden Triangle and Why Should Filmmakers Care?
Much of the most important innovation on the web today occurs within what some call the Golden Triangle. The three sides of this triangle are social, mobile and real time. Though the poster children for this triangle are Facebook, the … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Film, Mobile
Tagged digital tools, filmmakers, independent film, innovation, internet, Mobile, smart phones, social media
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