My recent purchase of a video iPod has triggered some fresh, re-energized thinking about the transformation and evolution of television. As I write in my ClickZ column this morning, "TV is Dead! Long Live TV," "the dead
medium formerly known as television is on a time-shifting comeback.
It's coming back in a different form, on a smaller screen, and courtesy
of existing and new content creators." My term for this is Fwee-TV ("free" as in "liberated" and "we" as in consumer-generated media). Read on and let me know what you think!
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THIS IS ALL SO FREAKIN' OBVIOUS I HAVE NO IDEA WHY THERE ISN'T MORE MONEY IN THIS SPACE.
companies need to get off the high dollar production tip and get customers involved in making branded visual content. answers video questions for all sorts of media. (end of rant)
joe jaffe is on a similar thread right now:
http://www.jaffejuice.com/2005/11/sold_out_come_b.html
Posted by: owen mack | November 16, 2005 at 11:59 PM
Hi Pete,
I want to interview you (quick, I promise!) for the ROI chapter of my book. Can't find your email address. Also, I want to subscribe to this blog via RSS but I'm stumped. I can't find the plain 'ol RSS feed. You can reach me at wordbiz @ gmail DOT com or 202.364.5705. I really want to get you in the book! And I'm on a scarey fast deadline. So let me know asap if you've got a couple of minutes this week.
Posted by: Debbie Weil | November 22, 2005 at 05:53 PM