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
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More announcements coming out of Disney in Orlando where #MashCon is currently underway. Curation of the social web is something that TV producers are now faced with at an extremely fast pace. As millions of social web pieces of content pour into social TV producers filters what do they do with it next? On linear, it's about picking that right snipped to put on air. On digital there are endless opportunities to tell more stories...
Storify has already been making a splash in the social TV world. Newsrooms like The Weather Channel have used the tools to curate conversations about severe weather, and in recent months the San Francisco-based startup has rolled out a new design and launched an iPad app. Today, the company has announced that they are adding GetGlue to the mix of social platforms you can pull content from to better curate conversations around TV.
The social startup Storify -- used by many TV newsrooms -- took the wraps off a free iPad app today that brings its social curation tool to the tablet. Just like on the site, you can drag-and-drop social media elements to create an embeddable story.
"We've heard your many requests and have been working hard for months on Storify for iPad, which we believe will jumpstart storytelling on the iPad," explains Storify. Here's a quick video demo:
The social storytelling tool Storify -- especially popular among journalists --debuted a big upgrade to its editor tools today, streamlining the process to build embeddable lists of social elements. Among the new features: more drag-and-drop editing, photo galleries for search results, larger embedded photos in stories and a new bookmarklet that makes it easy to grab social elements from around the web.
The social storytelling tool Storify -- especially popular among journalists --debuted a big upgrade to its editor tools today, streamlining the process to build embeddable lists of social elements. Among the new features: more drag-and-drop editing, photo galleries for search results, larger embedded photos in stories and a new bookmarklet that makes it easy to grab social elements from around the web.
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