"BlackLight: Tango Down" can only be downloaded, and for a fraction of the cost of a boxed-game sold at retail. Are digital titles the industry's destiny?
Popcorn Hour was already a pretty nifty set-top box for Web-streamed TV and movie content, but its makers say it was a mere beta product. Now they've outed the Popbox, and it's a Netflix-capable set-top-box done right.
As of today the Seattle Post-Intelligencer is a 100% online publication, with the final print run of its paper edition already complete. Does this move sound a death knell for physical newspapers?
Nobody is really sure of where video is going online (in terms of business strategies), but everybody sees and understands the yearly 50% increase of UGV consumption. I've created this blog to throw ideas about the actual situation of video distribution, and talk about possible opportunities.
I mentioned Trent Reznor's online strategies before, but I am glad to see Nine Inch Nails album Ghosts I-IV perform well -- $1.6 million in the first week of sale. Reznor is expanding the online nature of the album by starting a film-festival of user-generated material on YouTube.
