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“The Industry Standard” of Online Video RIP: The Daily Reel

ByNalts

The Daily Reel’s chroniclesWell I think The Daily Reel has finally flatlined. For a while, it was old news and old ads. Now I can’t get a signal. A moment of silence for the website that was The Industry Standard of Online Video. Well at least some of its daily videos still exist, even if the last one was October 20.

Based on this Google News Archive, one might say it “jumped the shark” September last year, so it’s probably best that we bury the body before it begins to smell.

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2 Comments

  1. 404ed, cremated. what’s next?
    must be the economy and people seem to be getting tired of all the online. something’s brewing, perhaps it’s politics.

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