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

The Lost Remote Show is coming to an end and after an exciting day of social TV, we have some more big news to report. USA Network’s Jesse Redniss just presented results from their big social TV initiative TheS#cialSector, their big initiative for Psych this year. Here are the results. Read more

The Lost Remote NYC show is underway and the day continues to reveal how mature the social TV world has become. Discovery Communications Senior Vice President of Digital Media Guhan Selvaretnam just revealed how essential social is to Discovery’s programming across their different networks.  Here are the details presented exclusively at today’s event. Read more

The Lost Remote Show continues to showcase the best of social TV. CNN, which recently took home the Shorty Industry Award for Best Use of Social Media for News for the second year in a row, just presented. Steve Krakauer, Senior Digital Producer for CNN just presented on the network’s brand new show, “Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown,” which recently premiered. Here’s what he discussed. Read more

The Lost Remote NYC Show is on Wednesday! We can’t wait to spend an entire day in beautiful Battery Park in downtown Manhattan discussing the future of television with the experts in the industry. In addition to leading a fireside chat with Stephen Friedman, MTV’s President, I’ll be moderating, “The Future of Social TV: What Networks are Planning for the Summer and Fall TV Season.” Meet Jesse Redniss from Senior Vice President of two-time Shorty Industry Award-winning USA Network who will be presenting. Read more

Nickelodeon has another hit app in their arsenal. A couple of months after their major iPad app launched to success, they’ve just released their first worldwide app, a Ninja Turtles game that can be downloaded in the app store for $1.99. In “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rooftop Run,” you can “join Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo in this endless runner ninja combat game, where players run, jump and fight their way across the rooftops of New York in an attempt to save the city from the invading Kraang and ultimate destruction.” Here are the details. Read more

RebelMouse, an NYC based startup, launched in June of last year and has become one of the most talked about social startups. Founder Paul Berry, has built a platform that turns your social content into an easy to digest and understand front page. The great part is, you can let it do the organizing for you visualize your content in a way that makes it all easy to touch. We spoke with Berry about the growth of their platform and how TV networks have jumped on board to deliver more social TV experiences.  Read more

BET unveiled it’s new and returning programming tonight at their annual upfront in New York City. 106 & Park, Real Husbands of Hollywood and the BET Awards are of course among the returning shows. Being Mary Jane, Burns BBQ and Comic View are among the new shows. Here’s a social recap from tonight’s event. Read more

With more than 143 million Facebook likes and 1.2 million Instagram followers, MTV ranks as one of the biggest brands on both platforms. The network continues to outpace its rivals in terms of digital innovation, and with the MTV Movie Awards which aired last night, MTV has show the world that social TV is now about GIFs, Instagram and real-time access to fans via Facebook. Read more

I just finished producing the 5th Annual Shorty Awards, honoring the best on Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, YouTube, Tumblr and more. The entire night brought together social TV from every angle possible. Comedy Central, The CW, ABC Family, CNN, Fox News and Conan were all successful in the Industry Awards competition. TV celebrities were also in full force as well for their use of social media. Here are video highlights that were just launched. Read more