AMD Hearts Web Series, Sponsors Hollywood Web TV Meetup!

And we now have Reason #127 Why you need to come to the Tubefilter Hollywood Web Television Meetup on the 19th: Free high-end gear giveaways from our new sponsor, AMD! (We can’t reveal exactly what the giveaways are just yet, but trust us, you’ll want to win these.)

Going LIVE! is the theme this month—we’re talking to some of the top LIVE streaming experts on the web—the brains behind (COIN-OP TV, TheStream.TV, This Week in YouTube, The Streamy Awards). More and more web series are realizing that live streaming isn’t as hard as it seems and that it actually works in terms of growing an interactive and engaged audience. If you’re even thinking about live streaming a web show – you need to be there.

This month’s Meetup is the first time we’re breaking out the panel and mixer into two separate tickets. So you can RSVP for both or come a little later (you rowdy ones) and just hit up the mixer. Naturally, we’re going to be live streaming this panel for those not in Los Angeles. More details on that coming soon.

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So please take a moment to check out more about AMD for their generous support of the booming web video community:

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AMD VISION
Leading semiconductor company AMD will be onsite to demo brand new computing technologies that deliver superior visual experiences, and host giveaways of notebook computers and newly released ATI graphics cards. Check for VISION technology from AMD before purchasing a new computer to ensure you’re getting the PC that best meets your needs by being optimized for video, digital media and content creation. For more information: amd.com/VISION or @AMD_Unprocessed.

Going LIVE!
Monday, October 19, 2009
7:30 pm – Panel / 8:45 pm – Mixer

Location:
Busby’s East (Mid Wilshire)
5364 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90036

And next week on Tubefilter News, we’ll be taking a more in-depth look at some of the web’s cutting edge LIVE series. So if you have a live streaming web series, let us know in the comments and we’ll check it out.

Top photo by Jonathan Dingman.

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Published by
Marc Hustvedt

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