June 15, 2012
Since Deadline.com launched their weekly rankings of the original-content channels on YouTube, the rankings have continued to bounce up and down for some sites, sometimes driven by one single slice of great programming. Case in point this week: My Damn Channel, which jumped up thanks to a single sitcom. Read more about it here. 

Since Deadline.com launched their weekly rankings of the original-content channels on YouTube, the rankings have continued to bounce up and down for some sites, sometimes driven by one single slice of great programming. Case in point this week: My Damn Channel, which jumped up thanks to a single sitcom. Read more about it here

(Source: deadline.com)

June 4, 2012
The Warner Sound hits No. 8 on Deadline YouTube Channel with a Bullet

In just the second week of Deadline.com’s rankings of hot YouTube original content channels, Warner Bros. music video site The Warner Sound has jumped up with the big boys, from No. 33 to No. 8

WB may have hitched better songs this week to ride that bullet train, but it’s hard to tell. If you have any theories on their surge, let us know.

In the meantime, go check the rest of the rankings for this week’s movers and shakers, and those that aren’t shaking much at all. 

May 30, 2012
Will YouTube Become an Old Media Numbers Game? | New Media Blog | Social Media Entertainment News Blog

A blog focused on new media looks at Deadline’s new weekly rankings for Google’s YouTube original-content channels, and wonders if our move is the first step toward putting the New Media on an Old Media footing, complete with competition for rankings and ad dollars. 

Here’s a thought: Yep. Everyone IS fighting for page views (and the ad dollars they can bring in), and ad buyers want to know the score as much as anyone. 

And I can speak pretty authoritatively about how much interest there already is online in the weekly ratings stories that Nellie Andreeva does for Deadline, enough that it’s likely not just the people at the networks and shows themselves. People are following this stuff in Old Media. 

The same will happen with online/New media too, particularly the ones driven largely or solely by ad dollars. In fact, it’ll be a sign that the business is growing up and actually generating enough ad dollars that keeping score matters. 

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