Friday, November 17, 2006

The Original Sony Bravia Balls?

Letterman balls


Did Fallon get its award-winning idea for its much admired Sony Bravia ad from someone else?

This bit of video is flying around the web. It looks kind of familiar and it was done by David Letterman in San Francisco 10 years ago.

Source and more comments: Gordon's Republic

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Friday, November 10, 2006

Antenna Ends on a High


Antenna the bi-monthly showcase of some of the best and most creative music promo's is comming to an end!

The last ever show at London's NFT takes place tonight (Friday November 10 at 8:45pm) and promises to be a send-off to remember.

Since it's a very special show (it's their fourth Antennaversary, the twentieth show AND it's the last one), they have a very special night planned.

This time, there will be no panel on stage, instead they have used all the time available to squeeze in as many great new videos as they can before they say goodbye. But even so, they have a very special guest making his second appearance on the Antenna stage!

The screening will be followed by a proper knees up in the NFT café, where the marvellous Stuart Warren-Hill of Hexstatic will be manning the decks. There will also be an exhibition of all the posters they have ever had made for them over the four years of running the show in London, and the past year of their collaboration with the British Council.

Tickets are now sold out, but if you missed the boat it's always worth queuing for returns at the NFT box office, but you have to get there early.

More info: www.antennapromo.co.uk

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Thursday, November 09, 2006

Microsoft to offer TV show downloads via Xbox Live


Microsoft has announced that it will offer TV shows and movie downloads via its Xbox Live service, further moving the Xbox 360 from video game console to consumer home entertainment device.

The new service, Xbox Live Video, will launch on 22 November and initial content partners include CBS, MTV Networks, Paramount Pictures, TBS, UFC, and Warner Bros Home Entertainment.

Xbox Live Video will support high-definition TV shows and movies, and Microsoft plans to launch the service with around 200 hours of HD content and 800 hours of standard-definition content.

Source: NMA.co.uk

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Friday, November 03, 2006

Attacked by Giant Puppet: Levi Virals





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Thursday, November 02, 2006

YourKindaTV launches awards for user-generated video


A web-based TV channel featuring user-generated content launches next week with a search for the best mobile and video clips on the net.

YourKindaTV.com is a UK-based site with a range of different news and entertainment features illustrated by clips sent in by viewers. A soft launch of the service is already up and running.

It will launch with the unveiling of the British User Generated Awards 2007, or Bugas, an annual awards ceremony for user generated video that will take place on February 4.

The awards ceremony is designed to celebrate the rise of citizen journalism and user-generated content as a major creative and leisure past time today.

Categories include best comedy clip, best mockumentary, best candid clip, best live music clip, best local news report, most dangerous stunt, best user-generated ad and most original clip.

More at: Brand Republic

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