Broadband Content Bits: William Morris/Narrowstep; Netflix; FIFA; Next.tv
—- William Morris Agency/Narrowstep: Comedian Tyler Perry (from the film Diary of a Mad Black Woman) is getting his own online video/community site. The project was put together by the Hollywood rep firm Willam Morris Agency, which matched Perry up with another client of theirs, online video aggregator Narrowstep Narrowstep is currently working with WMA on additional single-talent broadband channels. (via Mediaweek)
—Next.tv: Next.TV will debut later this month as a Web update on HP consumer notebooks shipping with Microsoft Vista. It will feature live streaming programs as well as archived programming from specific content providers.
—Netflix Streaming: The company says usage of its Watch Now movie streaming service recorded 10 million viewings between July 7 and Aug. 22, more than doubling the viewings in the first half of the year when the company first rolled out the service.
—FIFA Women’s World Cup: FIFA will offer live webcasts of all 32 matches of the 2007 Women’s World Cup through FIFA.com TV, a free interactive service from its official website. Each of the 32 games will be streamed in their entirety in most European territories.
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Comments (1)
Sep 29, 2007 4:06 AM
Hello There:
What an excellent platform for artist development. I am quite familiar with Mr. Perry’s work on stage and his DVD’s. I would like to open a dialog with the Development Agent/ Rep for William Morrisand this project or the VP of Development at WMA or Narrowstep. In this new order of business the industry executive the recognizes and clearly understands the synergy of content to platforms will become a key revenue center.
I have worked with several different synergistic aspects of the entertainment industry cable, music, Live production, Digital Media/ ISP and Artist
management. I have 15+ years in the business as a brand manager, a VP of Sales and Marketing. I welcome the opportunity to have a discourse or to bounce ideas. .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)