Silicon Alley Insider | by Michael Learmonth | Thu, Apr 10
Thu, Apr 10
MySpace owns "Roommates," but doesn't own "Quarterlife," so presumably MySpace negotiated those rights from creators Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick. Regardless, international Web and TV might actually be a viable aftermarket for Web shows. Michael Eisner just sold "Prom Quee...
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Online Exclusive: Television Execs Discuss Future of Network ... 
source: sfvbj.com
CA - Mark Madler, Mark Madler That illustrates a challenge that content creators and studios face in putting a series online in that the standards for measuring success have not been established. “Quarterlife” producer Marshall Herskovitz, making an earlier appearance at the ...
Published Thu, Apr 30
source: Los Angeles Times
CA Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, of "thirtysomething" fame, took a swing at it (and missed) with their online drama “Quarterlife,” which came with its own social networking site. And now Josh Schwartz, the much younger creator of "The OC" and the ...
Published Tue, Apr 28
Panel debates future of television 
source: Variety
CA Graboff agreed, citing the web series "Quarterlife" created by Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick in 2007. When it migrated to NBC, "there was massive rejection," he said. Braun said that the very definition of a hit needs to be revised for the Internet. ...
Published Tue, Apr 28
source: latimesblogs.latimes.com
CA Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, of "thirtysomething" fame, took a swing at it (and missed) with their online drama “Quarterlife,” which came with its own social networking site. And now Josh Schwartz, the much younger creator of "The OC" and the ...
Published Tue, Apr 28
source: Forbes
NY Marshall Herskovitz, best known for Thirtysomething on TV and Quarterlife online believes an HBO-like subscription model would work if it was backed by known quantities like himself, Steven Bochco and David Chase. "If it had the marketing money behind ...
Published Tue, Apr 28
MySpace signs brands for Freak 
source: C21Media
UK MySpace has had mixed fortunes with its original online commissions. In the US, Quarterlife entered the history books as the first web-to-TV crossover, but subsequently bombed on NBC. Beyond the Rave, a revival of the Hammer Horror brand in the UK, ...
Published Thu, Apr 23
May I Interest You in Some Blended TV? 
source: ClickZ News
NY Moreover, we need only look back at the less-than-successful launch of "Quarterlife" in its transition from MySpace to NBC to see how many lessons were learned this time. As opposed to simply being taken from MSN and put on ABC, "In the Motherhood" was ...
Published Mon, Mar 30
Made-for-online content still stalled 
source: Variety
CA Last year, NBC pulled "Quarterlife," a Web serial shepherded by "thirtysomething" creators Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick, midway through its run after it recorded the worst ratings for a Tuesday night in years. But some active in the online sector ...
Published Fri, Mar 27
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