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Archive for the ‘News’ Category
Friday, August 8th, 2008
Tags: bernie brillstein, Peter Safran Posted in News | No Comments »
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008
Today, Safran Digital went public with the details of our partnership with Xbox. In particular, we’ve announced the directors for our slate of original web video pilots, which launch this fall to coincide with Xbox’s user-interface redesign.
The directors involved include James Wan (Saw, Death Sentence), David Slade (30 Days of Night, Hard Candy), James Gunn (Slither), Lucky McKee (May), Andrew Douglas (The Amityville Horror) and Marcus Nispel (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th).
I’m extremely proud of the filmmakers and their camps, the deal we’ve put together and what I believe it represents for the future of digital content economics. (more…)
Tags: andrew douglas, brian graden, david slade, horror, humanzee, Jake Zim, james gunn, james wan, lucky mckee, meat dog, mike bayman, Peter Safran, riday the 13th, saw, scott nocas, south park, texas chainsaw massacre, the hollywood reporter, woof Posted in Advertising, Analytics, Business, Gift Culture, Interesting, Legislation, Marketing, News, Regulation, Reputation, Rights, Spectrum, Technology | 2 Comments »
Saturday, April 5th, 2008
The news that Fox Interactive Media (FIM) was decentralizing, (as scooped by techcrunch and covered elsewhere) and carving out its individual brands, most notably MySpace and IGN, into standalone silos should be welcomed by the technology, creative and business communities.
This is the first step in a maturing process for intrinsically rebellious MySpace, which despite the multiple doom-and-gloom rants about its eminent demise, remains an 800 lb gorilla in the web ecosphere and will continue to do so as long as it moves towards independence from its corporate parent.
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Tags: adam bain, FIM, fragmentation vs aggregation, michael barrett, myspace, news corp, peter levinsohn, techcrunch Posted in Advertising, Business, News, Technology | 3 Comments »
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