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Friday Rewind: Tubefilter News of the Week – November 28, 2008

We hope everyone had an enjoyable and satiating Thanksgiving holiday. This week marked some great advances in the web television space, with web darling Felicia Day

‘s The Guild locking up a major deal with Sprint and Microsoft, and Sony Pictures Television’s Crackle releasing a new slate of original programming with shows for every day of the week. Brian Singer is prepping for a new sci-fi series with Warner Premiere, and the beloved You Suck at Photoshop creators launched their new Adobe-sponsored series Agency of Record.

For those of you in and around Los Angeles, make sure to RSVP for our upcoming Hollywood Web Television Meetup featuring web creator Felicia Day and Cristian Cussen, Director of Content and Marketing at MySpaceTV.

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