ARS TECHNICA -- Mar 22 -- News Corp. and NBC have formed partnerships with Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Time Warner/AOL to supply content and provide distribution channels. The YouTube competitor will launch this summerwith a number of TV shows and movie content. FULL ARTICLE @ ARS TECHNICA
« Facebook to Make Changes, but Wants Feedback | Main | MyCircles Adult Social Network Launches »
TrackBack
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00e54f9b07dc883400e5502ed5138834
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference News Corp. & NBC to Create YouTube Killer:
Comments
Hot Stories
CEO Interviews
- All Executive Interviews
- Tagged - Steve Sarner and Louis Willacy
July '09 - 3rd largest SN - appssavvy - Chris Cunningham
May '09 - Social ad firm - Offerpal Media - Anu Shukla
Apr '09 - Monetization platform - Webs.com - Haroon Mokhtarzada
Apr '09 - Ning rival - NewsGator - J.B. Holston
Mar '09 - RSS, social media - iovation - Greg Pierson
Mar'09 - Scambusters - Yammer - David Sacks
Feb '09 - Twitter for companies
Conferences
- Social Networking Conference
June 25-26, 2009; Los Angeles - Social Networking Conference
Sep 24-25, 2009; London - Social Networking Conference
Jan 24 - 25, 2010; Miami
Quick Links
Social Networking Official Rankings
- USA Social Network Rankings
- International SNS Rankings
U.S.A. Hitwise ~ 06/09
1 Facebook
2 MySpace
3 YouTube
U.K. Nielsen Online ~ 05/09
1 Facebook
2 Blogger
3 MySpace
China iResearch ~ 11/08
1 Xiaonei
2 51.com
3 Kaixin001.com
Recent Comments
- Structured Cabling Contractor on Facebook Stock Trading Open
- APC on Userplane General Manager Interview
- Phil on IMVU Virtual Currency Cards Now At Rite Aid Stores
- american personals on Twitter Breaks In To Top 40 Most-visited UK Websites
- Linda Roeder on IMVU Virtual Currency Cards Now At Rite Aid Stores
- sid on Jajah Connects 1 Billionth Call
- Mark Brooks on Sell Your Company, Buy A Company
- ciaopeople on Sell Your Company, Buy A Company
- Donald on Facebook Looks To India
- Patricia on Haroon Mokhtarzada, CEO Of Webs.com
Mark Brooks
Search
Subscribe
