Recently the world of digital entertainment was rocked by a disrupter known for taking the stage wearing almost exclusively black shirts and jeans. It's not who you think it is.READ»
Louis CK is going DIY--again--with a plan to stream his upcoming comedy series exclusively through his website. Fellow comedians Patton Oswalt, Marc Maron, and Rob Delaney share why the veteran "comedian's comedian" is now an industry game changer. READ»
What makes a joke funny? The head of the Internet radio site's team of comedy analysts shows us the inner workings of its new Comedy Genome Project.READ»
In an exclusive interview with the man behind the popular fake Twitter feed @osamainhell, we find out what it takes to do 24/7 Twitter satire, along with some tips for aspiring comedians.READ»
When TBS, the station of comedy reruns, announced that it had snagged Conan O’Brien, media observers responded with a collective “huh?” But what at first blush seemed like an odd pairing, made perfect sense, not so much for what ...READ»
This is the ninth piece in the 10x10 series by innovation firm Method. Read more from the series here.
Comedy, especially stand-up, is widely regarded as the most difficult gig in show business. Similarly, successful product ...READ»
The tech wizards in this month's Fast Talk say they know what you want before you do. Here, YouTube's Shiva Rajaraman on creating multivideo "channels."READ»
For Smith fans, the live-podcasting theater is the sanctum sanctorum where they get to see the king of the comic-book geeks in action, regally decked out in his signature puck u jersey amid a hockey-inspired decor featuring mountains of sticks and red-and-black carpeting for his beloved New Jersey Devils. READ»
Radio-and-TV personality Adam Carolla stumbled into podcasting and immediately became its No. 1 star. Now he's launching his own broadcasting network. Inside the messy birth of a new medium.READ»
Funny or Die CEO Dick Glover and creative director Andrew Steele reveal the innerworkings of the Web site and HBO show that may hold the key to the future of comedy.READ»
It was only a matter of time. Dan Lyons, aka Fake Steve Jobs, is penning a comedy pilot about a tech mogul. Called iCON, the show has been commissioned by EPIX and will be directed by Larry Charles, the Seinfeld writer-producer who ...READ»
