Posts Tagged ‘ long tail ’

Olympics 2.0

Aug 16th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Commentary, Internet TV, Streaming Video, Video

Apophenia’s Danah Boyd has an interesting post on wanting Olympics 2.0:
Everything about how NBC has covered the Olympics has been abysmal.
I want an Olympics where the “best” is broadcast on TV, like now. But I also want an interactive version. Take gymnastics. I want to know on each apparatus who is up live. And I [...]



The BBC Gets The Long Tail, Putting 81 Years Of Television Online

Jun 10th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: General, Internet TV, Video

Somebody at the BBC gets the idea of making the most of niche content - they’ve announced plans to put 81 years of classic British television online:
Spanning 81 years of radio and television, the project will create a web page for every episode of every single programme ever broadcast on the BBC, and be the [...]



Advertisers Spending More At Long Tail Sites

May 13th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: General, Making Money with Podcasts

Advertisers are spending more at niche, or “long tail” web sites, and less at large sites, according to figures from PubMatic, a advertising service for publishers.
The PubMatic AdPrice index shows that, while average ad rates are falling, rates at niche sites are actually on the rise.
eCPMs (effective cost per 1000 ad impressions) for large Web [...]