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
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While video on the web is more prevalent than ever, there’s still a major debate as to whether or not there’s TV on the web. We can of course watch TV on Hulu, HBO GO, Showtime Anytime and numerous other TV everywhere products, but has non traditional TV-backed video content provided compelling enough content? The launch of Larry King-backed Ora TV is beginning a new chapter of TV on the web via Hulu. We spoke with Ora TV CEO Jon Housman about the launch of the network. Read more
Cinemax is preparing to launch their latest original series and have tapped social TV fan experts Campfire to birth an experience to build buzz in time for the premiere. Hunted, a Bourne Identity-type show premiering on October 19th and starring Melissa George adds to the action-packed brand of originals that Cinemax has been building. Just a year ago the HBO owned channel successfully launched Strike Back, currently in the middle of episode two. We interviewed Chris Spadaccini, Senior Vice President of Brand and Product Marketing at HBO, Sabrina Caluori, Vice President of Social Media and Performance Marketing at HBO and Steve Coulson, Senior Creative Director at Campfire.
I'm a huge fan of social good efforts tied to TV, and the cool kids on Reddit have whipped up a charity fundraiser tied to the hit AMC series, "Breaking Bad." The idea was sparked by Luis Moncada, one of the actors on the show, who wanted to help a charity called "A Place Called Home." The LA-based nonprofit helps educate children about gang violence and drug abuse.
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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