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Meltdown
0August 12th, 2009The Word
Having just finished up my work last night, I decided to keep my “creative juices” flowing and record some music. Turntable-ism, as I like to call it, is a great hobby to get your mind off things. At the same time I decided to run a virus check, just to make sure my laptop was up to snuff. Everything was going fine until I tried to execute one more task. I hit the function key on my laptop to swap monitor outputs and bam….I was paused up. I waited for a few minutes, but I eventually got impatient and turned the computer off. Upon reboot my jaw dropped…… “ntfs.sys not found”.The computer wouldn’t boot. I thought to myself “it’s over, this whole Motown thing is over, and it will be all my fault” I hadn’t backed up the files in 6 months. No one else involved with the project is housing all the files. I am the only person who tracks all of the workflow. Business plans, wireframes, and research, everything…it was all in limbo at this point.
Tags: start-up, strategy
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August 3rd, 2009Industry News
Similar to Motown Initiative’s plan to produce original content, Fox Television Studios is quietly rolling out a new digital arm called 15 Gigs (apparently a pun on “15 seconds of fame.”) While we weren’t able to get official comment from Fox, it’s quite clear what’s going on, given 15 Gigs‘ Hulu, YouTube and Facebook presences.The effort has so far produced six web series, with the latest one, a behind-the-scenes at a strip club called Tease, set to launch Thursday, according to its co-creator Micah Goldman. In at least the case of Tease, Fox has told its producers that they are treating the series as a TV pilot. If its three episodes do well online, Fox is committed to pitch it as a half-hour TV show to broadcast and cable networks, said Goldman in an interview with NewTeeVee.
[Source : NewTeeVee]
Tags: content, distribution, fox
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