Radio: The Travails of the Independent Broadband TV Producer

In this recorded episode of [itvt]'s talk radio show, "The TV of Tomorrow Show with Tracy Swedlow," Marque Cornblatt, producer of "Gomi Style," an on-demand "DIY eco-lifestyle" series available on YouTube (where it has received over a million views to date), discusses the challenges faced by independent producers in securing distribution for original broadband programming, and explains how he uses online social networking and distribution tools to create community and interactive experiences around his content. (Note: Cornblatt is also a well-known San Francisco-based visual artist, whose work has been featured at The TV of Tomorrow Show for the past three years.)

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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/itvt-tvoftomorrow/2009/04/01/Online-Content-Producer-Marque-Cornblatt

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Broadcast #73: James Brickmeier, VP and general manager of
converged video solutions at Concurrent, provides an in-depth
overview of that company's new three-screen (TV, PC and mobile)
product strategy. Topics discussed include the thinking behind the
strategy; how it will see Concurrent developing an open platform that
will allow, for example, the integration of third-party social TV
services such as Facebook and Twitter; the role analytics and metrics
will play in the new strategy; and more.