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Posts Tagged ‘fans’

Exclusive: How Bravo has the most loyal fans

The first Lost Remote NYC Show is underway. We’ve already heard from MTV President Stephen Friedman and have an exciting morning that’s including talks from Facebook, Reddit and more. Bravo Digital Media Executive Vice President Lisa Hsia was just on stage presenting an exciting new piece of research exclusively with the audience. Here’s an inside look at how Bravo has the most loyal fans, how social editions of their shows perform better, details on @TheBravoholic and more. Read more

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Reddit’s Erik Martin will help us understand the social TV fan at Lost Remote’s NYC show

2013 is the year of the social TV fan. One of the most popular social TV platforms right now is reddit, which we profiled back in June. Reddit’s General Manager, Erik Martin will be joining one of the panels that I’m involved with at Lost Remote’s first NYC event on April 24th. Here are the details. Read more

Will Community fans save the show with ‘CommuniCon’?

TV fans have risen again and taken to the social web to make sure the world knows how much they love their favorite show. Community fans, also know as “Communies” are planning a “CommuniCon” event that show creator Dan Harmon himself might even attend.  Read more

Surprising reasons why TV should pay attention to Reddit

It's our mission to tell you about the major social platforms that enhance TV. From interviews with Facebook and Tumblr to constant coverage of Twitter's major TV-related announcements, we're your one-stop resource. But there's one massive social platform with thriving TV communities that we haven't covered -- and it may be a surprise for TV marketers.

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