WonderCon 2012: Chris Hardwick Announces Extensive New Nerdist YouTube Line-Up Dan Koelsch, March 17, 2012 YouTube seems to be making a big push to become an alternative to Cable Television, as it looks to bolster its original content by supporting partners and bringing in Hollywood talent. As part of this evolution, TV host and nerd Chris Hardwick announced at WonderCon yesterday that his YouTube Channel Nerdist has a whole new line-up of original content starting April. Get the details after the break. At the Nerdist panel, Hardwick showed a video press conference that detailed the upcoming shows.There’s a lot of new content here, and if you know Nerdist at all, then you know their credentials to bring the full amount of nerd needed here. I’m excited to see how it goes. Will you tune in? Comic-Con Conventions Events Social Networks NerdistWonderconYouTube
Inside Films Is Back With Latest Social Film “The Power Inside” July 27, 2013Inside Films is the production studio created by the partnership of Toshiba and Intel to create social films that feature the technology companies’ latest products. We’ve covered their previous films Inside and The Beauty Inside, and now they have an alien invasion comedy staring Harvey Keitel called The Power Inside…. Read More
Netflix Working on “Extensive” Facebook Integration January 27, 2011In their earnings report yesterday, Netflix stated they were “working on an extensive Facebook integration”. While it may not sound like much (they’ve even integrated with Facebook before), how ‘extensive’ this integration could be is intriguing. Could you soon be watching Netflix movies on Facebook? Or even something as simple… Read More
Don’t Just Watch TV, Interact with TV! NBC Goes “Live”! April 17, 2011April 18, 2011Last month, NBC began testing a new feature that would allow viewers to interact with other viewers during the shows they were watching. You could play trivia games, vote in polls and more during a live broadcast of The Office, The Celebrity Apprentice or The Biggest Loser. NBC has officially… Read More