Our most recent Webcast was broadcast live from the offices of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, a partner on the Naked Media WebTV series.
The main topic was making money with online video. We brought in Dina Kaplan from Blip.TV and Steve Rosenbaum from Magnify to discuss how.
Shallow thoughts for the most recent episode of Naked Media, which featured Randall Rothenberg, President of the IAB, Dina Kaplan, co-founder of Blip.TV, and Steven Rosenbaum, CEO of Magnify.net.
Our most recent episode of Naked Media was a great one, covering a biiiiig topic to kick off the Economist Media Convergence Conference.
Nick Denton just revealed that he’s going to allow people to tag their comments on his Gawker websites, so related comments will be sifted and sorted together.
UPDATE: 1-on-1 video interview of Calacanis explaining his position and “cognitive dissonance” of touting Apple iPhone apps in the same presentation he slams Apple.
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I’m hoping there’ll be video, but for now, here’s the notes I quickly took on a rant by Jason Calacanis against Apple at the DigiDay: Apps conference in [...]
Avner Ronen was a recent guest on Naked Media and shared his vision of a future when creative content producers will produce films or episodic TV series inexpensively and generate revenue through advertising and pay-per-view.
Rafat Ali, on PaidContent, points out that the new iPhone app to listen to public radio could be a game changer, transforming the model of local public radio listening to a more national, a la carte one.
Dave Morgan, CEO of Simulmedia, and former CEO of Tacoda, which was sold to AOL for about $250 million, recently caused a stir with an article he wrote in MediaPost titled, Could Twitter Replace Nielsen.
In the article, Dave wonders whether, at some point, Twitter may prove to be an as or more effective, and certainly [...]
It looks to me like Boxee aims to be THE media consumption solution on whatever box you use — computer, set-top box, Apple TV, etc. Steve Rosenbaum, CEO of video aggregator Magnify.net, on Monday wrote a provocative piece saying Boxee could “be the new operating system for the open content web.”
But he also implores Boxee [...]
Today on Naked Media, guests Roger Black and Rich Antoniello found it surprising when I cited figures that showed the Economist’s Web traffic fell from 2007 to 2008 (even as the magazine, and the company’s revenues grew). The Economist’s Web traffic is down, but as a business it does better. The other news mags gain [...]
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