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The Next Internet Is TV
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06/02/2015 from
www.theawl.com/2015/02/the-next-internet-is-tv
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"build[ing] our brand in the places [the audience] is spending time”—as opposed to publishing everything on a single website and hoping it spreads from there—is not strange in the context of television companies. They’re used to filling channels that they don’t totally control.
... Vox is now publishing directly to social networks and apps; BuzzFeed has a growing team of people dedicated to figuring out what BuzzFeed might look like without a website at the middle. Vice, already distributing a large portion of its video on Google’s YouTube, has a channel in Snapchat’s app, along with CNN, Comedy Central, ESPN, Cosmo and the Daily Mail....
for a publisher that wants to grow dramatically, websites are unnecessary vestiges of a time before there were better ways to find things to look at on your computer or your phone ... Just One More App ...
If you think Facebook had a distorting effect on news as a mere referrer, just wait until it’s a host....
- The Next Internet Is TV - The Awl
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