Come to the January Web Television Meetup!

It’s Meetup time! If you’re anywhere near the LA area next Thursday and are interested in connecting with several hundred of the best and brightest in the web television world, then you need to come out to our January Hollywood Web Television Meetup at Cinespace.

This month’s meetup will feature:

  • Tosca Musk and Jeff MacPherson of Tiki Bar TV. Entering its fifth season, Tiki Bar TV is one of the most popular web series of all time and one of the leading video podcasts on Apple’s iTunes with hundreds of thousands of subscribers. We’ll screen a few episodes of the series and have an open chat and Q & A with Tosca and Jeff. Following that will be plenty of time for mixing and networking—so bring those business cards!

WHEN: Thursday, January 15, 2009 from 7:30 PM – 11:00 PM (PT)

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WHERE: Cinespace, 6356 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028 — (Map)

WHAT TO DO: Given the capacity limits, we are going to running a tight RSVP list. So, you have to register at our Eventbrite page and make sure you get your free ticket.

The best part of all? It’s free. Yes, 100% free of charge. There is a bar minimum we have to meet for Cinespace, so please come ready to buy a few drinks from those nice bartenders. (21+ Only)

Want to stay up-to-date on the latest Hollywood Web Television events? Join our mailing-list! And if you’re on Facebook, join Hollywood Web Television Meetup Facebook group to connect with other fabulous attendees. For more info on our past meetups check out our Meetup page, and tell the world you’re coming on Upcoming.

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