Frame Rate 86
Episode 86 |
Topic: H+ and web video, Viacom and DirecTV make up, 3D-Conversion smack-down, and more. Recorded: July 23, 2012 Published: July 23, 2012 Duration: 1:23:14 |
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Frame Rate 86:
Guest
- John Cabrera
- H+ The Digital Series
Intro Video
Interview
Interview with John Cabrera of H+
The Big Story
- Viacom, DirecTV, And The Future Of TV Blackouts
- Why Breaking Bad didn’t scare Dish, but Walking Dead will
Another Big Story
Yet Another Big Story
- YouTube now encouraging commenters to use their real names Is this the secret weapon against trolls?
Slip Stream
- Amazon's new London center to focus on TV, film
- Move over, golden record: YouTube launches partner rewards
- Amazon Prime licenses 'West Wing,' other Warner Bros. shows
- Hulu rolls out a simplified player UI for the web, takes a few cues from mobile
- Prodded by regulators, Bell unbundles its TV networks
Tube Tops
Film Falm
- USA Today launches internet video guide
- Trailer for RED DWARF X
- Alert: Mindy Kaling's new show will be online August 27
- Larry King Returns: New show kicks off on Hulu Tuesday
- Hulu enters the international co-production business, with the BBC’s The Thick of It
What We're Watching
- Brian Brushwood: The Dark Knight Rises, Breaking Bad, Half of Casa De Mi Padre
- Tom Merritt: The Dark Knight Rises, Breaking Bad, True Blood Harry Potter And The Ten Years Later - Episode One
- John Cabrera: The Dark Knight Rises
Feedback
"I'm watching the frame rate episode about dish dropping Amc on the roku box dish sent me. They sent me this box and a 35 credit to purchase the show via amazon to make up for dropping amc.
Joe
A friend and co-worker of mine, whose day job has been Visual Effects Supervisor on numerous projects, most frequently Bones. Spent his own money (I've heard differing amounts) and put together this 20 minute Y The Last Man fan film.
It's getting a little buzz around the net, but thought that this would be right up your alley to discuss, or at least mention.
Keep up the awesome show."
Seth
I totally disagree with Brian. He thinks Aereo will advance reform of copyright law. That is total bull shit. Supporting Aereo is saying we do not need any reform of copyright law. Aereo operates within the current confines of the law, so if we can just use Aereo, then we do not need any copyright law. I am totally with the guy that wrote that article and Tom in that we need radical copyright law reform and the only way that will happen is if the content companies realize that people can get everything for free if they really wanted. That is what has happened with music and now we have beautiful cheap services that give you all you want like Spotify.
Just to correct one thing I said, I don't necessarily think we need radical copyright law reform, but we do need radical changes in the market. The point that Brian saying supporting Aereo will advance copyright law reform being false was my point.
Blockman
Just a quick question, as a side bet, who would you pick to have the most box office dollars this summer between Avenger's co stars Chris Hemsworth (Avengers, Snow White and the Huntsman, Cabin in the Woods)and Jeremy Renner (Avengers, Bourne Legacy).
Hemsworth is at $808,673,201 at the time of this writing. Justin and Sarah have a good chance of cracking the 800 million mark, but could an all-Hemsworth draft beat out all of the hosts?
Thanks,
Tim
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