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YouTube TV Reconnects Live Broadcast Entertainment to the Next Generation
The Streaming Platform Is Now Available In Most Metro Cities Across the United States An emerging trend is taking shape across the Internet with users leaving Facebook for YouTube according to CNBC report. The report provides insight on the trend of YouTube overtaking Facebook in traffic within the near future. In addition, YouTube has recently launched two paid membership options featuring YouTube Premium and YouTube TV. After being an independent producer with YouTube for over three years, and producing film on their site for over ten years, I have come to build a thorough understanding of the company. If you
YouTube Fails to Realize they Should Be Regulated the Same as Film and Television
YouTube Can Run, But It Can't Hide On Sunday, January 21 I reported that YouTube should start using a rating system similar to television for their original programming. Instead of contacting me directly, and asking for my help, the company did an interview with Newsbeat refusing to take responsibility for their actions the following day. This disgusts me on several levels. I was reporting clear and valuable information about the service. Instead of learning from their mistakes, they took the low road and tried to avoid responsibility. This is what drives away users from their platform. I would not expect this level
Sundance Institute Helps Filmmakers Launch Film Projects with Kickstarter
The Sundance Institute is connecting with film production teams Columbus and Unrest to help them strive in the digital production era. Many filmmakers continue to work on balancing a budget for a film project that people will want to invest their time on, as well as a mode of distribution that will be the most effective. Along with financial boundaries, filmmakers also take on a set of moral responsibilities behind their works of art. That is one main reason that Sundance is working with these films to help them find a level of independence away from major studios. This
Amazon Creates a Self-Service Marketplace for Businesses to Connect with Consumers
Amazon has recently launched a self-service marketplace for subscription-based companies to connect with consumers. The company and Business Wire reported: "Today, we're excited to extend our selection by offering subscription businesses a self-service way to make their subscriptions available to millions of Amazon customers." -Lovina McMurchy, general manager of Subscribe with Amazon The company is using this new platform to target consumers with informative and useful advertising. Julie Roehm, Creativebug Co-Founder shares her perspective on the new platform. "The integration process for joining the marketplace was easy. The step-by-step integration guide gave us a checklist of everything we needed to
FilmStruck Streaming Media Service Set to Launch October 19
Turner, international media company, recently announced a new subscription video-on-demand service set to launch with films by Turner Classic Movies & the Criterion Collection. FilmStruck and Turner have noted the pricing for the service: FilmStruck Subscription - $6.99/month - offering hundreds of constantly refreshed, hard-to-find and critically acclaimed films, plus exclusive bonus content including hosted introductions, originally produced pieces, interviews and rare footage FilmStruck + The Criterion Channel Subscription - $10.99/month - offering everything in the FilmStruck subscription plus unlimited access to Criterion's entire streaming library of films and special features, along with channel-exclusive original programming such as filmmaker profiles, master
Amazon Continues to Grow with Fire TV and Prime Video
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Amazon Prime adds STARZ and Showtime to online streaming lineup
[av_heading heading='Amazon Prime launches Streaming Partner Program' tag='h2' style='blockquote modern-quote' size='' subheading_active='subheading_below' subheading_size='15' padding='10' color='' custom_font=''] Written by: Matthew McGuire [/av_heading] Amazon recently broke news on their Streaming Partners Program. This new service features a resourceful streaming subscription program for video providers that enables them to reach tens of millions of Prime members. The Streaming Partners Program will utilize a highly engaged streaming audience with Amazon Prime. Users will be able to manage their content online with Amazon Prime. "We're excited to work with Amazon to offer our streaming service featuring all of our award-winning original series, plus our exclusive sports,
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Turner, international media company, recently announced a new subscription video-on-demand service
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