Frame Rate 106
Episode 106 |
Guest: Jay Brushwood Topic: Apple testing TV designs, Nielsen teams up with Twitter, Hulu revenue up 65% in 2012, Xbox Live SmartGlass for ESPN and NBA Game Time, and more. Recorded: December 17 2012 Duration: 58:51 |
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Frame Rate 106:
Guests
- Jay Brushwood
- @jshwood
Intro Video
The Big Story
- Apple Reportedly Testing TV Set Designs, Which Should Surprise Exactly No One
- Jeremy Allaire, Founder, Chairman and CEO, Brightcove goes all out with description of the "Apple TV line of products" on ATD
- All I want for Christmas gallery
Another Big Story
- Nielsen teams up with Twitter to measure audience reach on social networks
- Behold the new Nielsen rating: Tweet count
- Attention, Ad Dudes: Nielsen Becomes the Official Twitter TV Ratings Guide
POND5 movie submission
Slip Stream
- Hulu: 2012 Revenue Up 65 Percent To $695M, 3M Paying Customers; 430 Content Partners
- Amazon Adds a Couple More Time Warner Streaming Shows You Can’t See on Netflix
- The Redbox Verizon Movie Service Is Almost Ready to Take On Netflix
- Aereo licenses Bloomberg TV as first cable station
- A&E, HISTORY, and Lifetime launch iPad apps with full episodes, additional content for Xfinity TV users
- Netflix for nerds: FORA.tv launches conference and event video subscriptions
Tube Tops
- CALM act goes into effect today, should keep TV commercial breaks quieter
- Xbox Live to add MTV, Flixster, 40 other apps to lineup
- Xbox Live adds SmartGlass support for ESPN and NBA Game Time
- Kaleidescape, Warner Bros. agree to digital distribution deal
Film Falm
- New Star Trek Into Darkness Trailer Booms With Doom
- Shot-by-Shot Breakdown of All the Plot Details Hidden in the New Star Trek into Darkness Trailer
- Monsters vs. Giant Robots in the First Trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim
- Netflix expands order for new 'Arrested Development' season by up to five episodes
What We're Watching
- Brian Brushwood: Archer, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
- Tom Merritt: Homeland, Top Chef, The Hobbit in HFR Imax
Feedback
Caught up on the last few episodes of Frame Rate today and decided to check out Sherlock on Netflix the rave review.
Only 10 min into episode 1 and I see what you mean. It's a shame, I really did like Elementary too.
Thanks for all the content - really love the show."
Ashley
So I went to go see the Hobbit in Real 3D HFR this weekend with my girlfriend. We both enjoyed it a lot.. It was sharp and smooth and bright. It Reminded me a lot of a well rendered video game on a high end graphics Card on a PC. Most gamers expect around 60fps performance so gamers are used to the higher framerates."
Duncan
In Episode 105 you guys were talking about the new design of YouTube. The new design is nice, but my issue with YouTube is that you subscribe to a channel versus a show. I subscribe to several different channels (Geek & Sundry, Nerdist, Machinama Prime, TWiT, etc.) but in reality I only like to watch a few shows in each channel. I want to be able to easily choose the shows I like to watch and have them pop up automatically in my feed as new episodes come out; without having to wade through all this other content from each channel.
In other words, I'd love to have a Hulu-like queue in YouTube so if I miss a week of The Guild, the next time I go to my YouTube page, there it is waiting for me. Right now I get this running list of all content from all my channels and I have to wade through it all to find my favorite shows and figure out which episode I'm on. It's a pain.
Lisa
Spoiler Zone
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