Arcade Fire & Spike Jonze short film gets geo-blocked
The Spike Jonze short film scenes from the suburbs, featuring music by Arcade Fire, was scheduled for a worldwide online premiere Monday. However, arthouse movie site MUBI got a last-minute request to block viewers from the U.S., Canada, Germany and Australia from accessing the video.
Arcade Fire & Spike Jonze short film gets geo-blocked
The Spike Jonze short film scenes from the suburbs, featuring music by Arcade Fire, was scheduled for a worldwide online premiere Monday. However, arthouse movie site MUBI got a last-minute request to block viewers from the U.S., Canada, Germany and Australia from accessing the video.
BuzzFeed Week In Review: The Most Viral Stories Of The Last Week
Thanks to our friends at BuzzFeed, here’s a run down of all the funniest, weirdest, most disturbing, and all around best viral stories of the past week!
Read All About It! But Don’t Watch–The Grammys Tune Out Online
The Grammys generated a flurry of online interest last night, but the music industry's biggest event of the year is AWOL this morning. Opportunity wasted.
Top 10 Stand-Alone Favorites From 2010
It's almost the end of 2010, and the best way I can figure to recognize yet another inspiring year in web video is to individually honor the stand-alone projects, followed tomorrow by the serialized ones, which really stood out since January. For me, anyway. 
Vevo, YouTube Start a Concert Series; First Up, Arcade Fire
Vevo and YouTube will be pushing deeper into the live music scene with a five-part concert series that will be streamed live online. Their new "Unstaged" live music series will feature artists like John Legend and interactive features, like the ability to switch camera angles. 
