June 2011
seanbonner:
moth:
“The internet is not our playground anymore.”
—
Ben Brown (via mickipedia)
All due respect to Ben Brown, but fuck this.
When I was a little kid and would hang out at the playground and the older kids would show up and tell me to leave, I always left. I ran home scared. I hid in my room hoping those kids didn’t see which direction I ran because they might follow me and...
May 2011
worship the glitch: image oscillite is more than a... →
imageoscillite:
That means that posts aren’t rendered irrelevant by age. Please take a few minutes to learn how to take advantage of this by reading io’s first ever non-video post.
Go deep with topics:
imageoscillite.com/dance
imageoscillite.com/animation
…
The World’s Most Beautiful Libraries →
Seriously. Wow.
ladimcbeth:
spytap:
For all my bibliophile followers - click through for some spectacular photographs.
Something to add to my to-do list.
Old Jews Telling Jokes: the Audiobook just won the... →
spiegelman:
This is the award given by the Audio Publishers Association. We beat Jon Stewart, David Sedaris, and the Shit My Dad Says guy. Am I psyched? I am psyched. We produced this thing a year ago, in a recording studio in Brooklyn that this guy ran out of his apartment.
And not to take it TOO FAR or anything, but I’m an award-winning record producer. NBD.
annieisms:
bliptv:
blip on blip #57: This week Annie chats with Brandon Werner, a Designer on our Creative Services team, about graphic design, show images, and his funny web series: Laughing Historically.
We also feature a few of the awesome Show Pages that Brandon designed: Chad Vader and Ask a Ninja! You can find Brandon’s awesome design tips for show assets at our Knowledge Base.
New...
It’s not that Obama is a socialist born somewhere other than Hawaii, or...
– James Carville, CNN
The new blip.tv website shows lots of promise not just for users — who have a...
– Blip.tv Puts the Spotlight on Web Shows [VIDEO]
Thanks Mashable!
(via evangotlib)
Building the place to discover the best in...
annieisms:
Wooty toot INDEED. So excited to finally show off what everyone at blip’s been grinding away at for the last six months.
SIX MONTHS! I still remember, it was in October, the week after I was hired at blip, but before I actually started. I was in the LA office with Steve and Eric and they let me listen in on the Monday staff meeting. At the beginning of the call, Mike announced:...
ladimcbeth:
Building the place to discover the best in original web series
bliptv:
Today we launched the new blip.tv destination site. The purpose of the new site is to give original web series a home on the Internet. That’s because, up until now, there hasn’t been a good site dedicated to the discovery of original web series.
Original web series are a product. They compete for...
Blip.tv is hiring a lot of new sales reps!
evangotlib:
Our business continues to move up-and-to-the-right. So much so that we need more sales reps to help us take blip.tv to the next level.
I am adding four sales reps to the blip.tv sales team. One in New York, one in Chicago, one in San Francisco and one in Los Angeles. We already have killer reps in these cities so you will be part of an existing team.
Here are each of the job...
Six months of work...
mikehudack:
The team here at blip has been working like dogs for the last six months. All fifty of us. Can’t wait until we get to show people what we’ve been working on. Next week.
Fans of web series will not be let down. :)
Tips for Success in the Entertainment Industry
brianlerner:
Rule #5 - Come from a famous family
The Baldwins, The Wayans, The Arquettes and Nicolas Cage. What do they all have in common? They’re famous families. I know what you’re saying. “Nicolas Cage doesn’t have a famous last name. Who the fuck are the Cages?” Nicolas Cage does indeed come from a very famous family. He’s part of the Coppola dynasty, but decided to use a stage name in an...
annieisms's tumblisms: Today, we're six. →
bliptv:
On May 5, 2005, I registered the domain name blip.tv for $35 on my personal credit card. At the time, I remember thinking “wow, that’s a lot for a domain name” and wondered if we were actually going to get anywhere with this whole web video thing.
Six years later, looking around our
Why would I talk to a TV executive at this point, and ask them what they think?...
– Jerry Seinfeld, The New York Times
Rules To Success in the Entertainment Industry
brianlerner:
Rule #3 - Be more lucky
Every year millions of people take part in desperate acts of moral compromise, duplicitousness, self-destruction and the occasional compromise of sexual preference all in an attempt to get ahead in the entertainment industry. The desire to win the admiration and envy of the masses leads to incredibly regretful behavior. To all of you hopefuls, I do not want...
We're hiring a Senior Product Manager, Producer... →
bliptv:
We’re looking for someone to run our producer products team. This person will be responsible for managing the Dashboard and a bunch of other producer-facing products. This is an opportunity to build something that tens of thousands of people use every day to manage their web series. For the right type of person there’s literally no better job.
You’ve got to have five or more years...