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TV video that works on the Web
Terry Heaton of Donata points to a regular segment by his client WKRN-TV in Nashville. Called "Out of the Box," the segments, says Terry, "come very close to nailing the tone, style and presentation that is attractive to non-TV viewers. And, like everything else the station does for the Web, it's unbundled -- meaning it can be played anywhere, because the clip is monetized in its unbundled state."
April 24, 2006 at 12:37 AM in Media, Video | Permalink
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