Well, Mark Burnett has inked a deal with AOL to produce a new online-only broadband video reality series.

What’s most interesting as you will read in the article is that they are investigating the implementation of “hotspotting” technology which is …

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Both Google and iTunes have begun some form of free distribution of user submitted content. Currently, there is a very big opportunity for shows to take advantage of this. If you have video footage at your disposal that has the …

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Video content is all of the hype right now. With the new technology being released on mobile devices, consumers could watch our b-roll footage, TV spots and cast interviews right on their mobile devices.

But, just because they could, doesn’t …

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Click here to read more of how the travel industry is using desktop marketing.

With the rapid growth of cell phone usage, there is a large opportunity on the horizon for enterainment marketers. Google and many other companies are jumping into the game to offer free content which would be available on cell phones. …

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OK, so this topic may be a bit boring so beware. But, for those interested, it’s actually a rapidly growing marketing technology. It’s called RSS feeds.

What is it?

In a nutshell, RSS feeds allow you to subscribe to websites …

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I love this story. Here is a study from London that looks into the everyday buzz builders and their tech savvy.

“A survey of British taxi drivers, pub landlords and hairdressers — often seen as barometers of popular trends …

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AOL has followed Apple’s lead into entering the podcast market. AOL will now begin hosting a directory of searchable podcasts which will help fuel this rapidly growing technology.

What’s even more impressive is that they partnered with a technology company …

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Ok, so I must say, this study surprises me.

According to a new study, laptop PC’s aren’t just for mobile workers anymore. More and more vacationers are actually using laptops while they are on their vacation to help them gather …

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- A recent report projects 55 percent of the total U.S. at-home users are connecting to the Internet via broadband. Keep in mind that this doesn’t mean that they don’t connect via alternative methods (i.e., mobile, PDA, etc.) (more)

- A student’s mobile phone bill ranges from $41 to $60 per month, but 57.5 percent of students are on family plans and don’t pay the bills themselves. This backs the concept of mobile (cell phone) marketing to this audience. (more)

- So, why the big increase in online ticket sales? It could be tied to the improvements in connectivity. Broadband users spend 50 percent more than dial-up users. Or, maybe it’s because our audience is getting much more comfortable with the technology. (more)