Podcasts about social tv

Castings sind der Weg zum Job und Nichts führt daran vorbei in der Medienwelt, doch wie kann man in einem Casting überzeugen? Und was sind eigentlich die größten Geheimnisse rund um das Thema Casting? Julia und Maurice lüften in dieser Folge "In kleiner Runde" so einige Mysterien rund um das Thema Casting. Wie kommt man überhaupt in ein Casting, was muss man beachten und warum gehen so viele Castings schief? Für welche Sendungen wurden die Beiden eigentlich schon gecasted und warum haben sie am Ende den Job bekommen oder auch nicht? Neben zahlreichen Tipps gibt es auch den ein oder anderen Fehlgriff in dieser Ausgabe.Egal ob ProSieben, RTL, SuperRTL, Kinderkanal oder Sat1 - Hier erfährst du wie die großen Sender casten. Shownotes: Da Julia und Maurice häufig über Joiz reden, pacekn wir euch mal eine paar Infos zum früheren Social-TV in die Shownotes: Joiz bei Wikipedia

David Van Beekum is a Co-Founder & Creator of tweva, the world's first social TV network for small businesses and influencers. A digital marketing guru, startup enthusiast, and tech expert, Dave is a man of many talents. Despite being more of an introvert, Dave has been a driving force behind tweva's success, working tirelessly on software development, databases, automation, 3D printing, robots, and AI. But it wasn't until recently, when one of his co-founders passed away, that Dave realized it was time to step out of his comfort zone and share his wealth of knowledge with others. When he's not revolutionizing the social TV space, Dave enjoys spending time with his wife and kids in sunny Florida. And if you can't find him there, chances are he's locked himself in his air-conditioned office, dreaming up new ways to change the world of digital marketing. For more information, visit tweva.com or connect.tweva.com.

#extendedreality #metaverse #orangegroup Morgan Bouchet is Global Head Metaverse & Extended Realities @orange group, he has more than 18 years of experience in “digital". He began his career in 1997 at FKGB (Omnicom Group), the French leader in 360° communications specialising in the field of entertainment, to develop their customers' digital business (Sony, Universal Studios, Warner Bros, Edelman, Playstation,…). M Bouchet joined Orange in 2000 to develop content-related activities (broadband portal, Video and Music on Demand). In the Content Department of the Orange Group, M. Bouchet develops new business and content experiences activities: Virtual& Augmented Reality, Transmedia and Social TV, digital content. M. Bouchet set out to promote, assess and experiment with new forms of storytelling and experiences associated with the development of new uses and technologies. Early adopter, he teaches "Marketing multi-screen Strategies" at SciencesPo and the ESG School. M.Bouchet is also the founder of the French VR Think Tank UNI VR (www.uni-vr.org). https://fr.linkedin.com/in/morgan-bouchet-704a4515a https://twitter.com/morganbouchet XROM- Home of Extended Reality India's 1st AR/VR Focussed Podcast Kindly subscribe to our youtube channel www.youtube.com/xrompodcast Music Credit: Adam Avil Track Title: Shiv

Rashid Al Awadhi does nothing halfway and in the process has consistently ushered in monumental shifts in the way we not only think but also do. Rashid has over 24 years of Marketing and Communications experience, including various senior-level positions in Middle East based multi-national companies, as well as UAE government entities. Before being named CEO of the New Media Academy, Rashid was the Senior Vice-President for Marketing and Communications at the Dubai International Financial Center, leading the transition of the organization into Digital Media and Content Marketing. Prior to that, he founded and managed Barza New Media, a digitally-driven boutique-style consultancy that specialized in the production of social media-driven reality content, with a particular focus on Arabic-centric topics. Before that, he was the co-founder of “Qabeela.tv” with his brother Mohamed. Together they produced, directed and hosted the award-winning social travel show “Peeta Planet”, which was the first-ever blended Social TV show in the world. The show was powered by Google and supported by twofour54. In 2009, Rashid became the first Emirati Government Employee to win the prestigious "Communicator of The Year" Award from the Middle East PR Association, and in February 2020 he was voted onto its Executive Board. He was chosen as one of "The 40 Most Influential Emiratis Under 40" during the UAE's 40th National Day celebrations and was featured on the Forbes Middle East List of "50 Impactful Marketing and Communications Professionals In The Middle East" in 2020. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podaholiks/message

Épisode 664 : La télévision a de tout temps eu une dimension sociale. Mais aujourd'hui, cette socialisation s'est accentuée et c'est en direct et sur les réseaux sociaux que les téléspectateurs commentent et réagissent; c'est l'ère de la Social TV.La socialisation autour des contenus télévisuels n'est pas nouvelle.La télévision est un média social par essence où échange et partage sont les pierres angulaires de l'expérience. On regarde une émission en famille, on partage ses impressions sur le film de la veille avec ses collègues de travail, a mon époque on enregistrait un programme TV pour le regarder entre amis…La télévision est un média qui invite à en partager les moments et les vivre en groupe.La télévision a de tout temps eu une dimension sociale. Mais aujourd'hui, ce n'est plus seulement autour de la machine à café ou dans la cour du collège que l'on discute du programme de la veille, c'est en direct et sur les réseaux sociaux que les téléspectateurs commentent et réagissent.—La place du 2ème écran désormais officialiséeUn phénomène frappant : l'explosion de l'activité digitale autour de la TV pendant la diffusion des programmes. On recense chaque mois des millions de réactions, commentaires, et contenus créés par les utilisateurs sur les réseaux sociaux autour de la télévision.Etude OpinionWaySi environ 93% des français regardaient leur programme TV sur un téléviseur, 73% (à 85% chez les jeunes de 18/24 ans) le faisaient en consultant un second écran, soit pour consulter un contenu en lien avec le programme ou soit pour se divertir sur les réseaux sociaux ou avec un autre contenuTwitter la plateforme de la pop culture / de la culture meme et des séries TVWatch it, tweet it, meme it, une étude sur le lien entre l'utilisation de Twitter et les séries TV.Le rapport de conversation issu de Twitter autour des séries TV montre qu'entre janvier et Août 2021, le volume de conversation autour des 10 Top séries du moment était 2 x supérieur à la même période en 2020. En parallèle, le volume de réponse aux tweets portant sur ces sujets à augmenté de 40%La TV détronnée par InternetPendant des décennies, la télévision était la reine incontestée des médias, mais son règne mondial semble avoir pris fin.La consommation d'Internet a dépassé la consommation de télévision en 2019 pour la première fois : 170 minutes par jour en moyenne (soit 2h50), contre 167 minutes.—Aujourd'hui on parle de social TVAujourd'hui faire de la télévision, c'est aussi faire de la social TV (ou télévision sociale), autrement dit interagir avec les téléspectateurs et les internautes pour augmenter l'audience TV, fidéliser ses différentes communautés, mais aussi comprendre leurs besoins pour optimiser les choix éditoriaux. On ne peut pas s'empêcher de vouloir en savoir plusOn en a parlé lors de cet épisode autour de Squid game et je me suis fait la remarque également en parallèle « the crown » la série historique sur la reine d'Angleterre. Pendant ces 2 séries précisément, j'ai eu ce besoin de fact-checker certaines infos pour consolider mes connaissances ou approfondir le sujet.Parfois même lorsque je regarde des documentaires hyper sérieux sur la seconde guerre mondiale je vais carrément mettre en pause pour rentrer plus dans le détail et creuser vraiment le sujet?.Tweeter / poster pour annoncer la sortie d'une sérieCe n'est pas un secret, nous humains on aime bien montrer qu ‘on passe un bon moment, que ce soit au volant de notre bagnole, à la plage ou encore devant le tout premier épisode de la saison 4 de the handmaids tales, du coup on ne peut pas s'empêcher de partager une petite séquence !—Derrière chaque programme TV se cache un CMQuand vous regarder une émission vous regardez et vous souhaitez aussi interagir. Avec le programme mais aussi avec d'autre personnes qui comme vous regardent.Et pour ça vous avez toujours à portée de main, un 2ème écran. Plus petit. Votre mobile.Les chaines de TV l'on vient compris et en 2021 quasiment chaque émission du PAF, dispose de un ou plusieurs CM qui a pour mission d'animer les médias sociaux en direct durant un programme.Ses missions :⁃ Teaser en amont à la diffusion⁃ Animer les conversations pendant les diffusions⁃ Et entretenir le lien pour fidéliser les audiences——Un synergie entre TV et réalité qui est savamment entretenue par les chaines de TV et les producteursChaque vendredi soir, pour les fans de Koh-Lanta, l'émission se déroule sur deux écrans. La télé et celui du smartphone. Ils s'affrontent sur Twitter à coups de tendances, phrases cultes et mèmes de Denis Brogniart.Il y a désormais une synergie entre les programmes télé et les réseaux sociaux. C'est d'autant plus vrai en matière de télé réalités.Une nouvelle forme de narration. Une sorte d'upgrade des premières émissions de téléréalité.La promesse de la téléréalité, c'est de vous montrer tout ce qui est caché.Il y a 20 ans, les chaines de TV tenaient cette promesse en mettant des caméras de partout et filmaient tout en direct.Aujourd'hui la narration commencé sur l'écran de la TV se prolonge sur les réseaux sociaux. Les vedettes de la télé-réalité sont aujourd'hui de véritable phénomènes sur Internet. Et c'est du gagnant gagnant.—Les programmes TV cherchent aujourd'hui à viraliser leurs programmes et se dottent d'outils social media pour renforcer l'engagementLes Kpis ont changé. Hier on regardait exclusivement le volume d'audiences TV aujourd'hui les producteurs rapportent un nouvel indicateur de performance l'engagement.Mèmes sur Twitter, Instagram lives, stories sur Snapchat…L'utilisation de ce deuxième écran dans un futur procheCe week-end je me suis interrogé sur la puissance commerciale de ce second écran et je me suis projeté sur son utilisation dans quelques années. Une application Netflix pourrait servir à proposer des contenus alternatifs, par exemple des micros vidéos explicatives sur un passage de la seconde guerre mondiale ou sur le taux de change du won et sa valeur dans le mondeSur Netflix on a vu Bandersnatch l'épisode de white mirror ou il fallait interagir en direct, demain le mobile pourra servir à çaDans un monde très proche, une application de ce genre pourrait aussi vous permettre d'acheter en direct les fringues ou les accessoires des acteurs ou de faire savoir qu'elles vous plaisentComme pour la suggestions de filtres insta, les réseaux sociaux pourraient te proposer des contenus relatifs ou des contenus inédits à poster immédiatement.. . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

You may have seen her on CTV's The Social TV show or maybe you've read her book, Happy Go Money. It's also possible you caught her on The Drew Barrymore Show a few weeks ago! Today I am chatting with Melissa Leong, Canadian Author, Public Speaker and the Financial Expert on The Social. We are talking about all things starting and growing your business, your business numbers, how to take your business to the next level and how to pitch yourself to the media. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Are you ready? Let's glow!    SCREENSHOT & TAG US ON INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/ashleymeadahl www.instagram.com/lisleong    PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW: Don't forget, I would LOVE to hear your takeaways from today's episode. Please leave a Star Rating or a REVIEW below!

Jamie Mason Cohen is a Keynote Speaker, Certified Leadership Trainer with The Leadership Circle and Graphotherapist who worked for SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. He trains leaders to become more courageous communicators to help improve their relationships and positively impact the culture in their organizations. He has delivered keynote talks, workshops and group training for organizations such as the Canadian Society of Association Executives (CSAE Trillium), Sun Life, Celgene Bio-Pharma, TEC Canada, The Leadership Circle Summit, The Terry Fox Foundation, Assante, Niagara College, Hospitality Human Resource Professionals Association (HHRPA), the Canadian Public Relations Society, MPI, and more. Jamie’s TEDx talk on how to spot a leader in their handwriting that has been viewed over 1.7 million times. He has appeared as a commentator in the media 60 times over the past three years on topics ranging from hands-on, actionable leadership strategies, relationships, parenting, education, graphotherapy, emotional intelligence and celebrity analyses through handwriting traits. He has been referred to as “the personality x-ray machine” on The Social TV show. His on-the-spot analysis through handwriting has been called, “better than therapy” by Margaret Trudeau and was introduced as “the most interesting person in the world” on the Mostly Money podcast by Host, Preet Banerjee. Running time: 01:26:46 Give us 5-stars on iTunes Jamie’s Links: Jamie’s Website @jamiemasoncohen on Twitter Jamie on Facebook Jamie on Linkedin Jeff’s Links: Email Jeff @JGibbard on Twitter Jeff on Linkedin Hire Jeff to speak

Jamie Mason Cohen is a Keynote Speaker, Certified Leadership Trainer with The Leadership Circle and Graphotherapist who worked for SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. He trains leaders to become more courageous communicators to help improve their relationships and positively impact the culture in their organizations. He has delivered keynote talks, workshops and group training for organizations such as the Canadian Society of Association Executives (CSAE Trillium), Sun Life, Celgene Bio-Pharma, TEC Canada, The Leadership Circle Summit, The Terry Fox Foundation, Assante, Niagara College, Hospitality Human Resource Professionals Association (HHRPA), the Canadian Public Relations Society, MPI, and more. Jamie's TEDx talk on how to spot a leader in their handwriting that has been viewed over 1.7 million times. He has appeared as a commentator in the media 60 times over the past three years on topics ranging from hands-on, actionable leadership strategies, relationships, parenting, education, graphotherapy, emotional intelligence and celebrity analyses through handwriting traits. He has been referred to as “the personality x-ray machine” on The Social TV show. His on-the-spot analysis through handwriting has been called, "better than therapy" by Margaret Trudeau and was introduced as “the most interesting person in the world” on the Mostly Money podcast by Host, Preet Banerjee. Running time: 01:26:46 Give us 5-stars on iTunes Jamie's Links: Jamie's Website @jamiemasoncohen on Twitter Jamie on Facebook Jamie on Linkedin Jeff's Links: Email Jeff @JGibbard on Twitter Jeff on Linkedin Hire Jeff to speak

The MEDIA - HOW to master it? Do you want to get YOU, your business, product, service, message into the media OR have you been asked to go on TV, the radio, write an article- HOW to master the media?

Four months ago, Eric Weisbrod and his team at CNN launched a global town hall to share important information around the global coronavirus pandemic. At the time Weisbrod, CNN's Director of Social TV, said it started as a potentially one-time thing. Fast forward to present day and the Thursday-night special featuring Anderson Cooper and Dr. Sanjay Gupta has become a weekly primetime staple. It's gone from a studio special with a live audience, to a semi-remote operation with key aspects, like on-screen social media integration, produced from home. In this episode of #Storyteller, Eric walks through how CNN has involved the viewer in its coverage of COVID-19, what they learned transitioning to remote production, and how they're targeting millennial & Gen Z audiences ahead of Election 2020.

eMarketer principal analyst Mark Dolliver, junior analyst Blake Droesch and vice president of content studio at Insider Intelligence Paul Verna discuss polarization on Facebook, whether kids spend more time on TikTok or YouTube, how much people trust influencers, Facebook trying to make TV social, out-of-home advertising in Q1, podcast ad skipping, pyramids where they shouldn't be and more.

Si vous gravitez autour des medias, vous avez certainement entendu parler de Dare.Win la première agence spécialisée dans le divertissement. D’ailleurs, quand Netflix se lance en France en 2015, ils font appel à Dare.win. Son fondateur, Wale, a une obsession qui l’anime: créer du lien à travers le divertissement, et faire passer des messages plus intensément grâce aux émotions. Ensemble, on revient sur le déclic qui l’a fait passer d’un cursus de maths au monde de l’audiovisuel. Puis, ses différentes expériences chez Endemol, TF6 ou encore Coyote, la boite de Christophe Dechavanne, pour qui il développe ou adapte des formats, comme la ferme Célébrité. Quelques années plus tard, et un tour du monde de 18 mois, Wale a une autre déclic: l’importance du digital pour faire vivre des contenus TV. Il nous raconte comment nait en fanfare l’aventure Dare.Win… puisqu’il fait quasiment tomber les serveurs de Facebook pour sa première opération avec Canal+ autour de la série « Bref ».  On discute du concept de Social TV et comment l’agence a évolué vers sa mission d’aujourd’hui: créer de l’engagement fort avec du contenu tout en s’adaptant aux nouveaux usages.

Morgan Rees covers TVNext conference (Silicon Valley) where Social TV, TV Apps, Cloud TV, Broadband TV are all part of the re-imagining TV. Featured speakers: Jesse Redniss, Sr VP Digital - USA Network and Rob Gelick, Sr VP & GM, Digital Platforms - CBS Interactive. Visit the World Without Traveling™ This podcast is part of a continuing series of Videos and Blogs. There are basically two categories of Podcasts and/or Videos to select from: Travel and/or Technology. Technology Podcasts/Video Descriptions: Network Privilege, Borderless Security Takes Shape, A Word To the Webwise, Transportation Innovations Workshop, Casual Gaming, CMU Entertainment Technology Center, Game Developers Conference, International Broadcasting Conference, Belkin, NAB, TVNext, Better Place, MacWorld, Solar Impulse, E3 Show, and more Travel Episodes visit such notable cities as: London, Paris, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Israel, Napa Valley, Nashville, Monterey and including interesting locations such as: Stonehenge, Eiffel Tower, Changing the Guard, Tower of London - Crown Jewels, Windsor Castle, the Roman baths, the Senine River cruise, Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral, France’s oldest perfume houses, The Louvre Paris Museum, Royal Estate of Versailles, Moulin Rouge, Claude Monet and more. If you are planning on traveling these podcasts are a good primer with useful travel information. Listen and Watch Anytime, Anywhere https://www.morganrees.com/podcasts#tv-next https://www.morganrees.com/videos#tv-next http://www.morganrees.com/podcasts http://www.morganrees.com/videos https://www.morganrees.com

In questo episodio racconto dei numeri che la Social TV sta ottenendo. Fra gli aspetti maggiormente osservabili nello sviluppo della Social TV troviamo il cambiamento del ruolo dell'utente rispetto al contenuto televisivo. La Social Tv amplifica infatti la capacità di feedback degli spettatori sulla televisione.In Italia le pratiche di Social TV sono entrate in maniera preponderante nel segmento della popolazione più propenso all'uso della tecnologia. In Italia il primo portale italiano di Social Tv online in rete è stato www.blogsocial.tv fondato dall'influncer Marco Ferraglioni nel marzo 2016, uno tra i maggiori influencer italiani, nel 2019 ha lanciato il secondo portale all'indirizzo www.blogsocialtv.comEcco la cinquantesima pillola ragionata, pensata e provata per entrare nel mondo digital.

In questo episodio racconto l'importanza della Social TV nel mondo televisivo.Per Social TV s'intende la convergenza di media sociale e televisione. Più precisamente s'intende per social TV l'attività di interagire attraverso le reti sociali – ad esempio pubblicando commenti, opinioni o voti – con i prodotti fruibili attraverso la televisione come trasmissioni d'intrattenimento, talkshow, film o telefilm. Milioni di spettatori condividono attualmente le loro esperienze con altri spettatori su social media come Twitter e Facebook, grazie soprattutto all'ausilio di smartphone e tablet.Ecco la quarantanovesiva pillola ragionata, pensata e provata per entrare nel mondo digital.

Pam Finn grew up on a farm on the outskirts of Galway, West of Ireland. From a young age she knew she wanted to work in the media and specifically as a TV presenter. Her determination got her to work in different media outlets, from newspapers, radio and TV until she decided to set up her own PR company. More recently she has launched @Hashtagmedia.ie with Jacinta Collins a Social TV outlet. You can find out more about Pam on http://www.prpam.ie/ (www.prpam.ie) or on https://www.instagram.com/prpam.ie/ (Instagram) and https://twitter.com/prpamfinn (Twitter) You can also see more details about her Social Tv https://www.instagram.com/hashtagmedia.ie/ (here) ___________________________________________________ Pam’s music choice Joe Cocker – With a little help from my friend John Lennon – Imagine Oasis – Don’t look back in anger Kate Bush – Wuthering Heights Elton John – Your Song Bach – Suite n. 3 Snow Patrol – Just say yes ______________________________________________________ All music is available on Spotify in the https://open.spotify.com/user/asplendori/playlist/52RfJG6gxwmVUazdOX8m9G?si=Wcl3A8-QSHa3J_K29yzWzQ (Social Fabric Playlist) Support this podcast

God Is Socal TV is a Christian podcast that discusses online Christian culture. It also gives real answers to honest questions about walking the Christian faith. Watch the videos we reacted to: VR Church: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_bkNkrWdz8&frags=pl%2Cwn People Tell A Pastor Why They Don't Believe In God: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeyVV9Ckpt4&frags=pl%2Cwn God Is Social partners with churches to grow the kingdom through the power of social media. Check out our training below: Ultimate Facebook Framework For Churches: https://bit.ly/2CmE8ZX For questions about getting your church's social media thriving, email us: hello@godissocial.com Follow us: Facebook: http://bit.ly/gisface Instagram: http://bit.ly/gisinsta Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/gispodcast

Brands are egocentric when they post on social media. They post classic advertisements on their social media accounts, without being really customer centric. In this keynote for MPI Belgium, I talk about the concept of Social TV. A way of entertaining your customers within your brand DNA. I talk about how brands should stop interrupting their customers, but should start entertaining. Hope you enjoy! www.lapinquotidien.com    

America Trends features subjects that matter to all Americans ranging from pop culture to world events, while uniquely encouraging audience interaction and enabling coverage of the very latest, up to the moment, trending content.Youtoo America is the destination for what makes this country great. From sports to cars, music to celebrities, technology, food and the great outdoors, to the best part of America…YOU! Youtoo America is the world’s first interactive Social TV network. Using patented technology, you can be a part of the show by submitting videos, texting to TV or voting in real time! Youtoo America’s prime time programming gives you the chance to participate in the conversation as you interact about the trending topics of the day. Youtoo America…Red, White and YOU!

Welcome to The Digital Natives Cast, where we help you get found! Every Monday we'll bring you the latest in technology, design, and marketing from the point of view of digital natives. Find our show notes hosted by our sponsor at: KeystoneClick.com Music by: Joakim Karud

TV shows and movies are great sources of social media content which can be a super low cost and effective way to attract and engage viewers. Finding the right clips, processing them, and knowing where they should be published can be how time consuming and produce little results if done wrong. Learn how a daily TV news show updated its production processes to get dramatic increases in program views along with many new audience activities. Discover how to make some simple line production changes, use templates, media agents, and other tools to improve the value and impact your media can have. Covered in This Episode:   What is Social TV Production? Why is Social TV Production Important? How does your Social TV for News Conversion Work? How to Identify Good Clips to be Converted to Social Media? How to Process the Media clips for Social Media Publishing? How Much Time Does it Take to Convert Shows into Social Media? Who Should do the Conversion? How Do You Measure how Effective the Converted Social Media is?      

Radio [itvt]: The Second Wave of Social TV at TVOT NYC 2015[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of the TVOT NYC 2015 session, "The Second Wave of Social TV." The session was described in the show brochure as follows:"Despite the fact that some high-profile, early-stage implementations of social TV failed to resonate with audiences, the medium now appears to be gaining significant traction, driven by a number of recent, innovative efforts on the part of broadcasters and networks to integrate audience participation into their programming from the ground up--and by the fact that social media are not only becoming all-pervasive but increasingly video-friendly and even video-driven.•    Juan Bruce, CEO, Epoxy•    Sameer Deen, SVP of Digital, Univision•    Jared Feldman, CEO, Canvs•    Lisa Hsia, EVP of Digital, Bravo and Oxygen Media (Moderator)•    Jason Klein, CEO, ListenFirst Media•    Ashley Parrish, Executive Producer, TODAY Digital•    Corey Pudhorosky, Director of Customer Partnerships, Spredfast•    Eli Uzan, CEO, Screenz  

Neste epis?dio #140 recebemos a visita de Eliane El Badouy, publicit?ria, professora e uma estudiosa do comportamento dos jovens nesta rela??o com os meios digitais. O papo foi bom demais, falamos muito sobre Social TV, a forma com que as pessoas t?m consumido esta m?dia, a vis?o dos departamentos comerciais, Ibope, big data e muito… Leia mais The post SMC#140: A TV social como voc? nunca ouviu first appeared on SocialMediaCast.

Wisst Ihr, was ein Straßenfeger ist? Ich meine das nicht im wörtlichen Sinne, da steht kein Mann auf der Straße mit einem Besen in der Hand. Aber im übertragenen Sinne ist es genau so: Am Sonntag Abend gibt es den letzten Straßenfeger im öffentlich-rechtlichen deutschen Fernsehen: Den Tatort. Ein Straßenfeger ist also eine Fernsehsendung, die so viele Menschen sehen wollen, dass die Straßen wie leergefegt sind. Rund 10 Millionen Menschen in Deutschland sehen den Tatort jeden Sonntag Abend – und die Zahlen steigen. Der Tatort ist eine Krimi-Reihe. Der erste Tatort lief am 29. November 1970, mittlerweile gab es über 900 Folgen. Jeder Tatort ist 90 Minuten lang und beginnt am Sonntag um 20.15 Uhr im Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen, „Das Erste“. Auch die Schweiz und Österreich gehören zum Tatort-Gebiet, auch sie produzieren eigene Filme. Jede Woche ist ein anderes Team an der Reihe – es gibt viele verschiedene Tatort-Ermittler in verschiedenen Städten. 21 Teams sind es zur Zeit. Hier in München ermitteln zwei ältere Herren, Batic und Leitmayr heißen sie im Film. Über 60 Fälle haben sie schon miteinander gelöst. Andere Teams kommen nicht so gut an und werden nach wenigen Folgen wieder abgesetzt. Am längsten dabei ist Kriminalhauptkommissarin Lena Odenthal, die in Ludwigshafen am Rhein ermittelt – und zwar seit 1989. Gespielt wird sie von der Schauspielerin Ulrike Folkerts. Sehr beliebt ist das Team aus Münster, gespielt von Jan Josef Liefers und Axel Prahl. Die Tatort-Episoden aus Münster sind sehr lustig und kommen daher gut an. Mit der Zeit kennt man die verschiedenen Teams gut, man kennt ihre Familiengeschichte und ihre Macken, und das macht sie sympathisch. Und man erkennt natürlich die Drehorte, wenn der Tatort in der eigenen Stadt spielt. Genau diese Zusammensetzung aus verschiedenen Teams ist es wahrscheinlich, die den Tatort so erfolgreich macht. Jeder hat ein Lieblings-Team, und für jeden Geschmack ist etwas dabei. Es gibt alte Ermittler und junge, es gibt natürlich Männer und Frauen als Hauptdarsteller, es gibt düstere und traurige Folgen und auch komische und schräge Folgen. Oft werden aktuelle Themen aufgegriffen. Es geht also nicht nur um einfache Morde und die Suche nach dem Täter, sondern oft auch um Bandenkriminalität, Menschenhandel, Rechtsextremismus, Drogen und ähnliches. Rund 35 Folgen gibt es pro Jahr, im Sommer laufen Wiederholungen. Da der Tatort so gut ankommt, laufen auch in den Dritten Progammen fast täglich Wiederholungen alter Fälle. Über eine Million Euro kostet die Produktion eines Tatorts, einen knappen Monat lang wird gedreht. Die meisten Zuschauer hatte bislang übrigens eine Folge aus Münster: Fast 13 Millionen Menschen sahen „Summ, Summ, Summ“ 2013. Gleich danach kam eine Folge aus Hamburg: Dort ermittelte Nick Tschiller vor 12,57 Millionen Menschen. Gespielt wird er von Til Schweiger, einem deutschen Schauspieler und Regisseur, dessen Kinofilme regelmäßig auf Platz eins der Kinocharts landen – so wie jetzt gerade der aktuelle Film „Honig im Kopf“. Mit wachsender Begeisterung steigen die Tatort-Fans übrigens auch auf den so genannten Second Screen um: Während der Ausstrahlung wird unter dem Hashtag #Tatort getwittert, es werden Kommentare auf Facebook geschrieben und viele Landesrundfunkanstalten bieten nach der Ausstrahlung oder währenddessen einen Chat an, damit man dem Regisseur oder den Schauspielern Fragen stellen kann. Social TV heißt das dann. Habt Ihr schonmal Tatort geschaut? Mich würde sehr interessieren, was Ihr davon haltet. Text der Episode als PDF: https://slowgerman.com/folgen/sg97kurz.pdf

Spear watches the Sons of Anarchy finale with friends over Skype and reveals something he did with his high school girlfriend. Ganthor hates people.

Social media has given consumers, viewers, partners and stakeholders a new platform to speak their mind. Brands can no longer hide behind the brick walls of buildings, public relationship companies or administrative assistants screening calls. There is likely a conversation happening in the honor of you and your brand right now, regardless if you have chosen to be part of the conversation. What should a brand do when crisis hits? What should they do when the Twitter and Facebook storm gets out of control and tweets are flying left and right with angry TV viewers, customers, partners and friends? Should they ignore the tweets? Should they close their eyes to the Facebook comment stream with hundreds or thousands of comments complaining and sharing their negative opinions of the brand? Is ignoring customers and online community members on social media even an option? Take a listen to this episode of the Social Zoom Factor podcast for a case study in how CBS and the Under Cover Boss TV show has chosen to ignore even their loyal viewers online. A social firestorm happened after an episode that CBS aired of a CEO of a Bikini Sports Bar and Grill fired one bartender but gave a different waitress a breast enlargement after six more months of work. Yes, this is not a fake reality show. This is real life and how a CEO is treating his employees. Viewers of the show were fired up and shared their thoughts via social media. To date (two weeks after show aired) CBS has still not replied to the Twitter stream. You view a recap from Huffington Post here -> Undercover Boss CEO Fires Employee for Not Wearing a Bikini, Offers Another a Boob Job In this podcast episode Pam Moore, CEO Founder Marketing Nutz, a full service social media, content marketing, digital marketing and branding agency shares with you a quick recap of the CBS Under Cover Boss scenario and why brands should never fall to "ignoring their audience and community" as a strategy for success. Unfortunately, it's quite obvious CBS has chosen to use their Twitter stream and hashtags for specific shows as a one way push communication versus truly investing in relationships and engaging with their audience. Podcast Episode Highlights Recap of a terrible episode of CBS UnderCover Boss and how CBS has ignored the Twitter storm Why ignoring your audience is never a strategy Why hashtags should not be used to only promote your brand Why brands must be ready to use the mediums and tactics implemented such as hashtags to respond and engage even when conversations get negative Importance of developing and implementing a social media crisis preparedness plan Being proactive and ready to manage a social media crisis should it hit your brand and community

Twitter and other social media networks are becoming valuable sources for gauging both mainstream and niche interest in different consumer products says Wharton's Shawndra Hill. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DigitalOutbox Episode 204 DigitalOutbox Episode 204 - Heartbleed, Dropbox and reversible USB Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 0:54 - Why Heartbleed is the most dangerous security flaw on the web 12:53 - Not dead yet 15:16 - MEPs vote to scrap mobile roaming fees in Europe 16:54 - Europe does what the US won't by agreeing to strong net neutrality law 19:30 - Dropbox Announcements 28:54 - Amazon acquires digital comics leader comiXology 31:35 - Social TV app Zeebox relaunches as Beamly to lose 'male geeky' image 34:00 - BBC iPlayer shows to be made available for 30 days 34:37 - Netflix 4K streaming goes live but only on newest TVs 36:32 - This is the reversible USB cable that will end your frustrations Picks Ian Monument Valley - iOS now - Android soon - £2.99 - Like an interactive version of an M.C. Escher print - Gorgeous, great audio - great puzzles - Only 10 levels though so short - couple of hours will see you complete but it’s a great experience - Each level is like an individual artwork

Social-TV company, ConnecTV, recently announced the launch of a new, free mobile app that "allows users to clip their favorite six-second moment, add an on-screen comment, and share with their friends across Twitter, Facebook, email and more, all while watching TV in real time." In this recorded interview with [itvt] editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow, ConnecTV co-founder and CEO, Ian Aaron, explains the strategy behind the new app and outlines the company's plans for the future.(Note: [itvt]'s East Coast TV of Tomorrow Show, TVOT NYC 2013, takes place December 11th in New York City. For more information on the show, click here; for a partial list of speakers, click here; and to purchase your tickets, click here.) 

Que la televisión influye en las redes sociales y las redes sociales en la televisión es un hecho conocido por todos, cada día se habla más de Social TV puesto que está cambiando la manera en la que vemos la TV, una sola pantalla se nos queda escasa y la combinamos con el móvil o Tablet.

Que la televisión influye en las redes sociales y las redes sociales en la televisión es un hecho conocido por todos, cada día se habla más de Social TV puesto que está cambiando la manera en la que vemos la TV, una sola pantalla se nos queda escasa y la combinamos con el móvil o Tablet.

La TV es uno de los canales de comunicación que junto a la radio más años lleva y su grado de penetración es máximo, pero con el crecimiento de las redes sociales y nuevas tecnologías está sufriendo una evolución drástica la manera en la que vemos los contenidos y la propia experiencia de visionado, ya que a día de hoy somos cada vez más las personas que mientras vemos la televisión, en paralelo estamos siguiendo las conversaciones asociadas en redes sociales como Twitter o Facebook. Por lo tanto la TV se está volviendo más social y extensible a nuevas pantallas en dispositivos complementarios, y esto no ha hecho más que empezar.

La TV es uno de los canales de comunicación que junto a la radio más años lleva y su grado de penetración es máximo, pero con el crecimiento de las redes sociales y nuevas tecnologías está sufriendo una evolución drástica la manera en la que vemos los contenidos y la propia experiencia de visionado, ya que a día de hoy somos cada vez más las personas que mientras vemos la televisión, en paralelo estamos siguiendo las conversaciones asociadas en redes sociales como Twitter o Facebook. Por lo tanto la TV se está volviendo más social y extensible a nuevas pantallas en dispositivos complementarios, y esto no ha hecho más que empezar.

In this episode of the Second Screeners show, we dive into the Social TV scene at SxSW 2013 Interactive Festival, feature our exclusive interview with Sam Decker – Founder/CEO of Mass Relevance, chat about the 2013 MTV Movie Awards, and more! SxSW Interactive 2013 Ryan gives us the full report on the Social TV scene […] The post 22 SxSW 2013 Exclusive Interview with Sam Decker – Founder/CEO of Mass Relevance appeared first on Second Screeners - We Watch, Do You?.

Interview: Theatrics Co-Founders, Tracy Evans and Bob Gebert, on the Company's Newly Launched Interactive Video Storytelling PlatformLast week, Theatrics launched its eponymous interactive video storytelling platform in beta. The platform is billed by the company as "a suite of social video tools that enable creators, brands, studios, and networks to bring their audience directly into a compelling and immersive online video experience" where "you create the story, characters, and vision" and "your audience and fans add their own creativity by performing in your show and interacting with the story and other users."In this recorded interview with [itvt]'s Tracy Swedlow, Theatrics co-founders, COO Tracy Evans and VP of creative Bob Gebert, discuss the company's platform; its work with USA Network on "The S#cial Sector," an interactive, multiplatform murder-mystery experience for fans of the show, "Psych"; its experience producing "Beckinfield," an ongoing, multiplatform, participatory sci-fi series that has served as a proof-of-concept for the company's platform; and more.

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La empresa de medición Nielsen y Twitter han creado una nueva métrica para el mercado estadounidense donde analizar el alcance de las conversaciones de televisión en Twitter y se ha denominado "Nielsen Twitter TV Rating

La empresa de medición Nielsen y Twitter han creado una nueva métrica para el mercado estadounidense donde analizar el alcance de las conversaciones de televisión en Twitter y se ha denominado "Nielsen Twitter TV Rating

Television networks and advertisers alike are using social media to build buzz about programs and products -- but are their efforts really resulting in increased sales or higher ratings? Wharton professor Shawndra Hill is taking to Twitter and the airwaves in an effort to figure out how marketers should best employ user-generated content in trying to get consumers to pay attention to their products or to make solid recommendations to existing fans. (Video with transcript) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Social TV abre un mundo de posibilidades a cadenas y anunciantes. Las consolas,

Bravo Launches Interactive Experience for its New Reality Series, "Start-Ups Silicon Valley" Bravo's SVP of Marketing, Ellen Stone, Discusses the Network's "Silicon Valley Status" Project with [itvt]'s Tracy SwedlowIn this recorded interview, [itvt]'s Tracy Swedlow talks to Ellen Stone, SVP of marketing at Bravo Media, about Silicon Valley Status (SVS), an interactive experience that Bravo is launching today to enhance its new Randi Zuckerberg-executive-produced reality series, "Start-Ups: Silicon Valley" (premieres Monday, November 5th).Silicon Valley Status, which was developed in partnership with interactive marketing agency Campfire, centers on a digital hub located at SiliconValleyStatus.com, where fans of the show can, among other things, discover their own "SVS score," obtain pointers for increasing their score, and see how they stack up against other viewers and various "Bravolebrities." Each viewer's SVS score is based on three social factors, according to Bravo--popularity, influence and "the 'It' factor"--and draws on an analysis of the viewer's Facebook, Twitter and Instagram presence.The SVS site also features videos, which offer "insider" tips on improving one's SVS score from the "Start-Ups: Silicon Valley" cast. The videos include tutorials on how, for example, to promote a positive social-media image, how to get more re-tweets, and how to capture an effective profile picture. Viewers who sign up for the SVS experience will automatically be entered into a sweepstakes for a chance to win a ticket to the show's premiere party, which will take place November 4th in San Francisco.

Interview: RingGuides, Inc. Founder, Robert May, on the Company's New Ringz.TV App Last month, San Francisco-based start-up, RingGuides Inc. (RGI), launched Ringz.TV, a second-screen social-TV/content-discovery/video-sharing app that the company bills as "organiz[ing] thousands of Web video streams in a multi-dimensional environment" and as "leveraging the iPad's dual core processors and multi-touch inputs" in order to "deliver a fast-paced world where viewers flip, swipe, tap and pinch to explore a rich media universe." In this recorded interview with [itvt]'s editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow, RGI founder, Robert May, discusses the Ringz.TV app and the thinking behind it, outlines his company's goals for the app, and more.  

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O que é Social TV e o que você tem a ver com isso? Nessa edição, o BoxCast traz ações de programas de TV em mídias sociais, com exemplos atuais e de lá do comecinho da internet! Também tem comentários curtos sobre Dallas, The Glee Project e Bunheads.

The Second Screeners are still hung up on discussing Prometheus. This week, hosts Tim Arthur, Ryan Boyles, and guest co-host Aaron K. White have another discussion about Prometheus and share other TV/Film and Social TV app news.  Listen above! TV Walking Dead Marathon July 6-7 on AMC airing S1E01 in Black and White, new Talking Dead […] The post The Second Screeners Show – Episode 6 – Prometheus Perplexes appeared first on Second Screeners - We Watch, Do You?.

The way we watch television has changed. TV shows are creating ways for us to engage with their content and with each other as we watch. ABC TV's Q&A program is a great example of a show doing it well. Guest: Anna Klauzner, Interactivity Producer, Q&A.

Social TV: Wie rund lief die „Rundshow“?; Ganz kleines Fernsehen: „DSDS Kids“ enttäuscht; Zahlen, bitte! Schmidt gegen Geld; After Show: Seehofer im Kleber-Talk.

Welcome to episode #298 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. We used to watch TV at night and discuss it the next day around the water cooler at work. Thanks to Social Media it's becoming increasingly more popular to share those magical TV moments on places like Facebook and Twitter while you're watching the show. The problem is that now with time-shifting and more and more people watching their favorite TV shows by downloading them from iTunes or watching them on Hulu, it's becoming abundantly clear that TV is becoming a very different medium. In their new book, Social TV - How Marketers Can Reach and Engage Audiences by Connecting Television to the Web, Social Media, and Mobile, marketing and communications professionals Mike Proulx and Stacey Shepatin from Hill Holliday look at the fascinating new world of TV and its convergence with Social Media. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #298 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 36:53. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter.  Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. Episode #41 of Media Hacks is coming soon and it might feature:  Chris Brogan - New Marketing Labs - Co-author of Trust Agents, Man On The Go, Human Business Works, Third Tribe Marketing and Escape Velocity. C.C. Chapman - Managing The Gray - Digital Dads - Content Rules. Hugh McGuire - LibriVox - iambik audio - PressBooks. Christopher S. Penn - Blue Sky Factory - Marketing Over Coffee. Julien Smith - In Over Your Head - Co-author of Trust Agents. In conversation with Mike Proulx and Stacey Shepatin. Hill Holiday. Social TV. Follow Mike on Twitter. Follow Stacey on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #298 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: ad age advertising blog blogging cast of dads cc chapman chris brogan christopher s penn david usher digital dads digital marketing facebook facebook group hill holiday hugh mcguire hulu in over your head itunes julien smith librivox managing the gray marketing marketing over coffee media hacks mike proulx new marketing labs online social network podcast podcasting pressbooks social media 101 social media marketing social tv stacey shepatin strategy trust agents

Rahul Aggarwal is the CEO and co-founder of Arktan, a Silicon Valley-based pioneer of real-time Social TV and Social Brand conversation and interaction technology. Rahul founded Arktan because he was fascinated by the challenge brands were having managing the deluge of online social channels, participating in, and curating the chatter.  He wanted to find a way to help brands increase real-time interactions and conversations with their audience on their Web properties. Arktan is being used by Universal Media Group, USA Network, Lady Gaga and many others to turn their official Websites into the center of Social Web-driven engagement. They are able to bring real-time Social Web content and conversation from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Tumblr, etc., to their websites, and enhance brand awareness with real-time conversation experiences. And customers are having up to a five-fold increase in new user registrations.  Rahul's prior experience includes his role as Distinguished Engineer at Juniper Networks, where he drove Internet routing, mobile, VPN and data centerrelated technologies and standards across the industry.  He is the author of several Internet drafts and RFCs, holds many patents and is a sought after speaker in conferences. He received his B.S. from Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee and M.S. from University of Minnesota.  @raggarwa and linked in profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/raggarwa Join hosts Ken Cook & Jason Crouch as they explore social media for newbies and grizzled veterans alike. Find a special guest interview each week with a luminary in the new media realm.

At the CableLabs Summer Conference Innovation Showcase earlier this month (see the article published on itvt.com, August 18th), interactive TV software specialist, Alticast (whose areas of expertise include DVB-MHP, OCAP/tru2way, EBIF, IPTV and mobile TV), unveiled its AltiConnect Social Media platform, which it says lets pay-TV subscribers interact with sponsored Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare campaigns from their TV set.According to the company's Innovation Showcase materials, AltiConnect enables programmers to "provide an interactive social media experience that maintains the viewer's focus on watching television"; enables operators "not only to measure subscriber participation and monetize success, but also to measure the campaign's success within social networks"; and includes "lightweight EBIF and OCAP application templates as well as Web-based campaign management and measurement tools that implement the CableLabs SaFI specifications."In this recorded episode of [itvt]'s talk radio show, "Radio [i]tvt" (note: an unedited transcript of the interview is also available below), Chris Ulmer, Alticast's director of application solutions, and Anne Dirkse, the company's director of technical services, application solutions, provide a detailed overview of AltiConnect, the strategy behind the new platform, and Alticast's plans for it going forward.

Tracy Swedlow, [itvt]' editor-in-chief, speaks to independent content developer and producer, Marque Cornblatt (also a digital artist), who talks about the challenges of producing an original on demand online series and getting distribution and what he thinks about social TV, interactive TV opportunities, and much more now that he's been to [itvt]'s TV of Tomorrow Show 3 times in a row. Read more news and blog yourself at http://www.itvt.com - our new site.