13 Social TV Links
The best links on the web about how new media is affecting television. Curated by @charlotteclark.
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Social TV gaining traction in the UK
The crossover between social media and TV in the UK is gaining traction. Apps like Zeebox, and Channel 4seven shows the growing demand.
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Telegraph Hill to Deliver Cross-Platform Solution for Free Speech for BBC Three
Telegraph Hill has been appointed by Mentorn Media to deliver online strategy, content and social media technology for it’s new fully interactive, live debate show, Free Speech, on BBC THREE.
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As Seen On TV - Media Hacking The Tube
How much disruption will the television industry face? New Media pundits made a big mistake when betting against television. Sure, the Internet has put the pain on media platforms like newspapers, magazines and radio, but television is still going strong....
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First four chapter's of 'Permission Marketing'
Seth Godin talks about interruption marketing.
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Hey, Clay Shirky – TV is just as valuable as the net
Why does Clay Shirky believe the internet is better than television, asks Tess Alps
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Social TV on Mashable
Social television is a general term for technology that supports communication and social interaction in either the context of watching television, or related to TV content. It also includes the study of television-related social behavior, devices...
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Social TV Digest
Covering the fast-growing intersection of television + social media. We curate the latest news and trends affecting the Social TV landscape. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK
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Social TV Forum - The Future of TV & Social Media
Social TV Forum - A two day conference dedicated to Social TV. Learn from broadcasters, content providers, social networks, brands, advertisers and analysts.
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Zeebox monetises its social TV app with 'click-to-buy' tags
Social TV app Zeebox has moved to monetise its service by launching ‘click-to-buy’ icons during ad breaks.
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The Future of TV: No Networks, Remotes...or TVs?
TV networks will be dead in 20 years, replaced with a system of computerized content that will be molded to your preferences. That's one of ten predictions made by 50 television experts interviewed and polled by Cisco Systems.
