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04Jun2009

Web Video Monetization and YouTube vs. Hulu

DateJune 4, 2009

Paul Kontonis, CEO and co-founder of For Your Imagination, Adam Eland, Executive Producer of CBS Interactive and co-founder of Bright Red Pixels and Ned Canty, Festival Director for the New York Television Festival talk about Internet Week's Web TV Producers Toolbox, making money in online video and YouTube vs. Hulu in this little video by Mike Street.


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    Source: Web TV Producers Toolbox Recap for Internet Week 2009
    by Mike Street at Pepsico Internet Week on Jun 2, 2009
    Web TV is so huge right now that everyone is trying to figure out how to make it work. But you don’t have to be Tim Gunn to know that creating your own content is as easy as reading this blog. The New York Television Festival, in partnership with Tilzy.TV and For Your Imagination presentThe Web TV Producers Toolbox today at the For Your Imaginaton offices. The placed was packed with online show producers and those looking to create them. This panel peeked by interest because I’ve always wanted t

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