"Penny Dreadful," Radio Payback, Original Online Programming, Pixar's Culture, Predicting the End of Television

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May 16, 2014
Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. TELEVISION How "Penny Dreadful" Breathes New Life Into Classic Stories Showtime's new series "Penny Dreadful" takes characters from classic horror novels like "Dracula" and "Frankenstein," and brings them together in an unconventional mystery/adventure. Juan Antonio Bayona, who directed the first two episodes, says, "It was kind of a dream project to be able to bring back to the screen all these characters who I love." Read More» RADIO We Take One and Give You Six Expect to hear this statistic quoted a lot in coming months: Radio delivers a sales "lift" of $6 for every $1 spent. Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Where Do Mobile and Social Converge? The two sectors pretty much go hand in hand; you can guarantee most apps will come with social sharing function, while the likes of Instagram, Vine and Snapchat are paving the way for native mobile social networks. Read More» RADIO Interview With Emmis Communications Video: Paul Brenner of Emmis Communications discusses NextRadio with Radio World's Leslie Stimson at the 2014 NAB Show. Read More» FILM Atom Egoyan Explores West Memphis Three Case with "Devil's Knot" The West Memphis Three case has now been fictionalized in Atom Egoyan's film "Devil's Knot." Explains Egoyan, "I can't think of a crime that is so unresolved, so mysterious, and yet has so much evidence around it." Read More» FILM Online Viewers Want Original Content Viewers of original programming online prefer unique shows to watching news, sports and daytime programming on television, and they like it almost as much as they do primetime TV. Read More» More Articles & Insights TV Isn't Dead--In Fact, It's Everywhere » When TV Is Obsolete, TV Shows Will Enter Their Real Golden Era » Who's Watching the Connected TV? » The Growing Impact of Social Media on Video » Study: 52 Million Americans Watch Digital Video Originals » Purge Pay TV, Binge on Data: Cord-Cutters Are Gulping Down Bandwidth » Netflix and YouTube Still Rule Bandwidth Usage in North America » Still Don't Care About Net Neutrality? Give the Internet Slow Lane a Try. » Pixar Cofounder Ed Catmull on Failure and Why Fostering a Fearless Culture Is the Key to Groundbreaking Creative Work »
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