Hey there web television fans—there’s a lot going on next week! Last spring, before the Streamy Awards, we brought you a full week of web television events. This fall, we’re doing it again. Next week, in celebration of the tremendous growth our industry has seen in the last six months, Tubefilter is proud to announce four days full of web television and digital entertainment related events right here in Los Angeles. Check out Web TV Week
for all the details. Here are the highlights:Tubefilter Web Television Week Fall:
| | Hollywood Web Television Meetup: Going Live! (Oct. 19) Tubefilter’s infamous Meetup is back for the first time this fall, and this time, it’s all about going live online. With a top-notch panel, high-end electronics giveaways, and the best networking in online entertainment, this is one Meetup you won’t want to miss. Sponsored by: Ooyala, AMD, Sony, and Blip.tv |
| | IAWTV Prospective Member Meeting (Oct. 19) Want a say in determining next year’s Streamy Awards winners? Make sure not to miss this informational meeting for prospective members of the International Academy of Web Television, hosted at Digital Hollywood. |
| | Digital Hollywood Fall (Oct. 19-22) This year’s Digital Hollywood Fall, held at Loews Hotel in Santa Monica, is primed to be the best one yet. Tubefilter readers are eligible for a discount on passes to the four day event. Make sure to register here. |
| | Digital LA – Digital Drinks (Oct. 21) Don’t miss the October edition of Digital LA’s Digital Drinks at MyHouse, one of Hollywood’s hottest spots. |
| | OEA: The Future of Content (Oct. 21, by invite only) The Open Entertainment Alliance will host a discussion on issues surrounding the future of content regulation on Wednesday at Digital Hollywood. Interested in attending? |
| | iHollywood Forum: Social Media for Hollywood (Oct. 21) Join a panel of industry leaders to discuss social media applications for film, television, brands, games and music. Hear success stories from experts designing clever applications for social media, branded entertainment, audience tracking, interactive ads, and integrated marketing strategies. |
Here’s to hoping that we see you out and about next week! For the very latest on Web TV Week, make sure to follow @tubefilter and @webtvweek!
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