SNL’s ratings have started well, but viewers drop like a cliff after the beginning. Seems they’re tuning in for Tina Fey’s Palin impersonations and diving off for the rest of the luke-warm comedy.
Solution? Make a portal. Yessss…. a whole SNL portal. That’s going to do it!
According to eMarketer, companies are spending $1.60 on online video for every $100 they spend on television. Video ads will account for only 4.3% of overall online ad spending in 2009, but 5.6% next year and 7.1% in 2011. This chart below shows that the spending per hour view is not low, but this is…
MomoDelicious, a YouTuber, stole my hat off my head at the NYC 7.7.7 gathering. Now “HatofNalts” is traveling the globe, most recently on the head of popular Tuber SeanBedlam. While I deeply miss the hat I haven’t since replaced, I take great joy in knowing that I can explore the planet vicariously through it. To…
Seen it? SIRI the iPhone killer. I love the shots of it running along from the perspective of the iPhone camera, and the scene where she drags someone through the mud.
Variety reports that YouTube’s most popular comedy duo, Smosh, may be making its way to television. The YouTube veterans have hit 10 million subscribers, placing them as the #1 subscribed YouTube channels. Writes Variety: Alloy Digital, the company behind the top-ranked YouTube channel, is in talks with multiple cable networks about finding a second home…
Looking for some new stats on YouTube and Advertising? Here’s a roundup thanks to eMarketer, Credit Suisse, Mashable and an infographic from MDG Advertising. Some highlights: US digital video ad spending will nearly double in only four years, climbing from $4.14 billion this year to $8.04 billion in 2016. The CPM for midtier sites and…
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WTF???
I like how the article you linked to Refers to “You Tube” and not YouTube.
Does portal mean Youtube channel? No? So it’s going to fail?
Tina Fey is going down, just like the stock market. Woe! Doom! Chaos!
The You Tube idea is interesting, however.
damn, I should probably read the article, should I?
eh, nope, I’m too busy to read an article. sorry.
Tina Fey is da bomb.
I have allergies and some great boogers!
Really the best thing that could happen for SNL is McCain gets elected than they will have 4 years of material with Fey doing her impression. I cannot believe that Palin will not do SNL; it would be seen more than the superbowl and would most likely have her come off as OK.
Wow, I’m surprised not to see the obligatory “SNL hasn’t been funny in years.” Well that was a nice surprise. I know it’s not a cool thing to say, but I really think SNL has gotten a lot better in the last 2-3 years. I agree most of the sketches still aren’t that funny, but if people are tuning out after the opening political sketch, they’re missing the 2 best segments: the Digital Short and Weekend Update. The Digital Shorts are really top notch. They started when Andy Samburg joined the cast and are shot completely on digital cameras.
I’m a big SNL fan, and other than the two new featured players, I like the cast now more than most previous casts. Very funny people. Not like the past several incarnations, where there are one or two really funny people and they carry everyone (Will Ferrell, Sandler, etc.).
I’m NOT a fan of ’70s SNL, though. That is I think where people start to really disagree with me. With the exception of a few things, it was like MadTV to Monty Python’s modern-SNL. At least to me.
They should get Joe The Plumber!