Interview with Ben Schwartz
by Marc Ostrick | Apr 15, 2009
Interview with Ben Schwartz
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Internet and Television Meet the Parents
by Brendan Lopez | May 4, 2009
Internet and Television Meet the Parents
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In the Trenches: An Interview with Director Shane Felux
by Brian Rothe | Feb 25, 2010
Shane Felux, the creator of "Star Wars: Revelations" and director of Crackle's new sci-fi action series Trenches, was kind enough to grant eGuiders an exclusive interview. We'll delve into and discuss his craft as a filmmaker, the potential of made-for-web content, and how to overcome production obstacles - budget included. A message to all aspiring filmmakers: Take notes on this one.
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Geeks Exposed: An Interview with Dave Beeler and Tom Konkle, Creators of Safety Geeks: SVI
by Brian Rothe | May 7, 2009
Geeks Exposed: An Interview with Dave and Tom
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From the Stitch to the Pitch: The Evolution of Adidas
by John Rota | Jun 20, 2010
Let’s enjoy the month of games and embrace our Nationalistic pride. If your team does not claim the coveted World Cup this year, take solace in the fact that the commercials will live on well past the tournament.
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Famous Last Tweets
by Brendan Lopez | Apr 13, 2009
A day rarely goes by without word of a new celebrity signing up to join the Twitter revolution. Everyone from mainstream personalities, like Shaq and Jimmy Fallon, to YouTube stars, like iJustine and Michael Buckley, are microblogging personal details that were formerly accessible only to the most ardent stalker/fan. Allowing celebrities to reach out to their fan base in such a direct manner must keep their management teams in high alert, which makes us wonder what would’ve happened if troubled stars from years past had known the power of Twitter. We did a little soul/Twitter searching and came up with a collection of "Famous Last Tweets" that sadly never were.
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eGuiders Officially Named the YouTube Curator of the Month
by Brian Rothe | Dec 13, 2009
We're pleased to announce that eGuiders has been named the YouTube Curator of the Month! We hope provide the YouTube community a discovery experience that reflects the collective sensibilities of our team of curators (aka eGuiders). eGuiders playlists serve as a quick destination where users can come to find videos recommended by reputable media experts and influencers, cultivating trust among subscribers and a deeper experience for Internet video enthusiasts.
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eGuiders CEO Marc Ostrick Featured on The Web.Files
by Brian Rothe | Sep 16, 2009
It's been a busy couple months for eGuiders. We're happy to be featured in episode eleven of The Web.Files, a web series and entertainment talk show that explores the field of new media and picks the brains of "Web Celebs". We're extra pleased with being featured in episode eleven because, according to spiritual numerology, the number eleven is "the most intuitive of all numbers and it represents illumination and deep insight." In the interview with host Kristyn Burtt, Marc discusses his history as a director and producer and explains how those experiences inspired him to develop eGuiders, a TV Guide for the web.
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eGuiders Blatman, Goldberg and Mason featured in New York Times: Brooklyn comedy troupe Sunset Television lauded for absurd sketch videos
by Ezra Soiferman | Mar 13, 2013
We were thrilled to see eGuiders Drew Blatman, Alex Goldberg and Graham Mason and their sketch comedy troupe Sunset Television featured in a very complimentary New York Times article. Congratulations, guys!
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eGuiders Application Now Available on Boxee: Check It Out!
by Brian Rothe | Aug 31, 2009
You're already a fan of eGuiders, but did you know that you can now lay back on your couch and watch eGuiders content on your TV? That's right, your favorite website has created a custom Boxee application that allows you to enjoy the best Internet videos from the comfort of your living room. Boxee is a free open-source software platform that integrates personal media with Internet media along with social networking. Boxee is designed for your TV, but you can still enjoy Boxee right on your computer. To connect your laptop to your TV, you'll likely need a DVI/VGA to HDMI cable, but it depends on the specific input/output on your computer and TV. Avner Ronen, CEO and co-founder of Boxee, says, "We see people discovering new entertainment from two sources - friends and tastemakers. Whether those tastemakers are experts in the space or celebrities, eGuiders does a great job allowing them to share their favorite entertainment with people. They're a great complement to Boxee and we're excited to bring their videos to our user." Boxee currently has over 600,000 users, and if you follow these simple steps, you'll be kickin' back with eGuiders in no time.
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