Guest blogging today on the Red Bee Media Blog
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View ArticleCan Netflix be the Toyota of the US TV industry?
In the early 70s, Toyota had a 2% market share of the US car market, vs. 40% for GM. In 2006 it was 13% against GM’s 26%. The rise of Toyota has been slow but steady. It has also been built on doing...
View ArticleThe rise and rise of the female YouTuber
Michelle Phan: 4.9m subscribers Zoella: 2.3m subscribers Daily Grace: 2.1m subscribers Pixiwoo: 1.3m subscribers Open one of the dozens of recent articles in The Guardian, Wired and The New York Times...
View ArticleBBC3 online will be no Netflix. But it could be one of the futures of online...
Following the announcement that BBC3 would become an online-only channel from September 2015, some observers have commented that this would create “a new Netflix“. This shows a complete...
View ArticleCould you launch a video proposition off YouTube today?
For years, I’ve been advising everyone to go to YouTube to launch any sort of video proposition. To go elsewhere would be madness, I advised. Indeed, YouTube was such a dominant force in online video...
View ArticleHow To Be a Woman (in Gaming)
Yesterday I chaired a fantastic panel at the European Women in Games conference in London. I was lucky to have four amazing panelists – Julia Hardy, Jess Hyland, Alysia Judge and Hannah Rutherford....
View ArticleAre we entering the age of talent?
Another week, another panel, this one at IBC where I was chairing a panel titled: Silicon Valley Investment in Video: Constructive or disruptive innovation? The panelists were Timo Argillander, from...
View ArticleThe future of short form is… TV (and vice versa)
As long form TV content moves away from co-viewing patterns – from Netflix binges to the decline of the Saturday night family show – a new trend is slowly emerging: short form video co-viewing. Enabled...
View ArticleOnline video format rules need to be acknowledged, so they can be broken
Someone tweeted a link to this parody of “every TED talk ever” last week. It’s hilarious. It also demonstrates how formatted the most successful TED talks are. The walking, the hands, the slides…...
View ArticleIs social media killing the TV entertainment format?
In 1997, Sweden was the first country to discover Survivor. In 1998, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire premiered in the UK. In 1999, the first episode ever of Big Brother was broadcast on a Dutch TV...
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