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NewsThe YouTube aesthetic is infiltrating television: Bregman
Portal A’s Evan Bregman talks about how digital-native techniques are transforming mainstream content.
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FeaturedContent community descends on CES
Over the last decade and a half, the Consumer Electronics Show has evolved to focus on content that can be displayed on high-tech devices.
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NewsBlog: CES kicks off with cars, drones and of course, booze
Gadgets hawked at CES are nearly overshadowed by the tech they bring covered with, including elaborate digital cinema rigs to smartphones on sticks.
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FeaturesBlog: Imposing a TV business model on web doesn’t work
Producer Siobhan McCarthy reflects on Robert Tercek’s keynote address at the Merging Media 5 conference.
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EntertainmentBlog: Is there money in Marseille for web series creators?
Guidestones creator Jay Ferguson lands in France to find the fast-growing Marseille Web Fest in transformation.
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FeaturesBlog post: Digital favors the bold at the NewFronts
Will Pate, VP of digital at M2 Canada, gives a media buyer’s perspective on the NewFronts and the shift of TV dollars to online.
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FeaturesSXSW blog: Distribute and disrupt with emerging platforms
Blogger and transmedia producer Caitlin Burns talks with BitTorrent’s Matt Mason and discusses new services, like 2ndLine TV and Film Festival Fix, being showcased at the festival.
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NewsSXSW blog: Tools and tech that can help content creators
The opportunity to find new ways to produce or distribute your content is palpable on the trade show floor at the festival. Producer Caitlin Burns shares some of her favorites.
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GamingSXSW blog: Interactive is not a genre, it’s an ingredient
Creator of the Cinemacity app sums up the theme of content-creation at the festival, while Defy Media’s Smosh promotes two new shows at the inaugural SXSW Gaming Awards.
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EntertainmentSXSW: Who will take the fest by storm this year?
Last year there was no stand-out SXSW tech success story, argues our blogger, transmedia producer Caitlin Burns. But she has some ideas on digital media movers and shakers that may be the stars of the fest.
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