The Streamy Awards are returning for a third round sometime in 2012, thanks to a partnership with Dick Clark Productions, which wants to build the show into a franchise honoring web content. But after the failure of the 2010 awards, will the Streamys be welcomed back? Read more »
What happens in Vegas… may lead to new alliances between web series producers and CE makers: The IAWTV will be hosting its first awards show for web content makers conjunction with the 2012 Consumer Electronics show. It’s also the first post-Streamys awards show for IAWTV. Read more »
The IAWTV announced on Tuesday that they would not be continuing to partner with the Streamy Awards, a for-profit annual event owned by the principals of Tubefilter. Here, Tubefilter co-founder Drew Baldwin answered questions about the decision and where the Streamys are heading next. Read more »
Tubefilter CEO Brady Brim-Deforest is exiting the company for a new opportunity in the digital entertainment space, leaving Marc Hustvedt, Drew Baldwin and Joshua Cohen as the company’s remaining officers while they prepares to launch a new product for the web series world. Read more »
Three weeks following the 2010 Streamy Awards, the show’s producers presented a new plan for how the International Academy of Web Television should be restructured, in order to maintain control over the award show’s future. Read more »
L.A.-based web series news and reviews site Tubefilter has acquired the N.Y. based web series news and reviews site Tilzy.tv. Both companies are private and terms of the deal were not disclosed. Tubefilter is also giving its crew grown-up titles: co-founder Brady Brim-DeForest is now CEO, […] Read more »
eGuiders is a recently launched site that provides editorial recommendations for what it considers to be the best video on the web. It likens itself to a TV Guide for the Internet, and if your only source of information were USA Today, you’d think eGuiders was […] Read more »
