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ARGs — the programming genre for the web

Last night at a NewTeeVee hosted event, Greg Goodfried, co-creator of LonelyGirl15, revealed that LonelyGirl was envisioned from the get go as an elaborate Alternate Reality Game (ARG). The plot revolves around some sort of secret society that is running…


The spawn of Justin.tv

If you get a chance check out Mentosintern.com. Obviously inspired by Truman Show-esque Justin.tv, this site allows you to see a live web cam, chat, and even call a college kid interning at the Mentos HQ in Kentucky. Not sure if the kid is an actor or not but it is entertaining either…


User Generated Video Seeks a Business Model

Last week Sony relaunched Grouper.com as Crackle.com. Sony purchased Grouper a year ago for $65 million. Grouper was orginally positioned as YouTube-like, video sharing site. Crackle will leverage Sony’s vast media assets to create channels of content…


R.I.P Second Life?

Well, it looks like Wired has gone and written a eulogy for the virtual world that has been getting so much attention over the last year. In an article published this morning, the technology magazine pronounced that Second Life is a virtual wasteland for advertisers, with most branded areas…


Twitter Being Used To Promote Television Shows

There’s a great article in the Marketplace section of the Wall Street Journal yesterday that details some of the interesting ways that media companies are trying to adopt the social networking service Twitter for use as a marketing tool. Among…

These were the top 12 stories published by IPG Media Lab in July of 2007. You can also dive into daily archives for July of 2007 by using the calendar at the top of this page.