DBG is joining YouTube, AOL, Hulu, Yahoo!, MSN, and Digitas for their Digital Content NewFronts in order to woo advertising dollars to online video.
Online Video
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The Revolution Will Be Self-Distributed by VHX
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DBG Signs Up for Digital Content Upfronts
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Yahoo’s Video Sees Viewership Boost, More Popular than Vevo
According to the latest comScore numbers, Yahoo is getting 60 million unique monthly online video viewers in the US alone. That's a lot!
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Introducing YouTube and Tubefilter Screenings in NYC
Come hang out with YouTube and Tubefilter at the 92Y Tribeca on Thursday, March 29 in NYC.
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Are Web Series the New Cable Television?
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Did KONY 2012 Cheat To Get Views? (And Does It Matter?)
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The (Increasingly) Blurry Line Between TV and Online Originals
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Cooking Channel Wins the Free Food Game at SXSW
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Rooster Teeth, Blip do Machinima, ‘Red vs. Blue’ LIVE
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How Celebrities, and You, Can Build Successful Brands Online
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Exclusive: Maker Studios CEO Letter to YouTube Partners About Transparency
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What All The KONY 2012 Hype Is Really About
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