Quarterlife

YouTube’s Big Live Debut: Pretty Small | Peter Kafka | MediaMemo ...

Source: mediamemo.allthingsd.com

A poorly performing show on network TV, by comparison, draws millions of viewers: Recall that GE’s NBC (GE) cancelled “Quarterlife”, the soap opera that started out on MySpace, after it drew an audience of 3.1 million in its debut. ...

Published Sun, Nov 23

Quarterlife Café » Hawaii guy wows on ‘Top Chef’

Source: Quarterlife Café

Watch “Top Chef” on Bravo, Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. Hawaii time. (The third episode of the season is next week, but Bravo always re-runs the previous week’s episode in the hour prior to the new one, ie: 7 p.m.) ...

Published Wed, Nov 19

I Am A Child Of Television: One Word Describing NBC’s Schedule ...

Source: I Am A Child Of Television

Because of the Writers Strike Bionic Woman aired all of the episodes shot. On the other hand Quarterlife aired once, and according to Wikipedia it was "the worst in-season performance in the 10 p.m. hour by an NBC show in at least 17 ...

Published Wed, Nov 19

Where You Goin' With That Pre-Roll?

Source: blogs.mediapost.com

 NY - Nov 4, 2008 Today we're looking for the next MySpace, Facebook or Youtube, the next Quarterlife or the next "In the Motherhood" (for my brothers at Mindshare). ...

Published Tue, Nov 4

Internet Evolution - Mathew Ingram - TV & the Internet: Get Better ...

Source: Internet Evolution

On the content side, the Hollywood writers' strike produced a wave of Web shows developed by people such as Joss Whedon, the creator of the hit show Buffy the Vampire Slayer (who created a Web show called Dr. Horrible) and Quarterlife, ...

Published Tue, Nov 4

Quarterlife Café » Politicians are our (Facebook) friends, too

Source: Quarterlife Café

The Obama campaign, in particular, has capitalized on the use of mediums like Facebook and MySpace, and has even set up its own social networking site (MyBarackObama.com). But the McCain campaign is not far behind. ...

Published Mon, Nov 3

TV on the Web: What Works and What Doesn’t

Source: fastcompany.com

 - Oct 20, 2008 The teen-targeted drama "aired" in 36 eight-minute spots on MySpace and on a Quarterlife Web site. DID IT WORK? Well-received on the Web, ...

Published Mon, Oct 20

NBC Aligning Brands With A-list Talent -- Online

Source: Commercial Alert

Of course, getting consumers to tune in to a new show somewhere other than their TV sets is still a nascent concept, and one that failed miserably when NBC tried reversing the model by bringing MySpace TV’s “Quarterlife” to NBC prime ...

Published Thu, Oct 9