Pihlajakadun tuhmat tädit nyt katsomossa! MiTÄ Vittua mä just näin???? O.O Jesse, ota ratti.

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Pihlajakadun tuhmat tädit nyt katsomossa! MiTÄ Vittua mä just näin???? O.O Jesse, ota ratti.
Sanoppas #ranskanbulldoggi Lulu, että miksi tässä on #katsomo, kun täällä ei ole mitään katsottavaa? On tämä nyt noloa, kun me tuotiin #pikkumies katsomoon eikä ole katsottavana kuin #hiekkakenttä... ranskanbulldoggi Uuno (paikassa Laakson Ratsastusstadion) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvdDdFhjTX/?igshid=zuyphfkyyb3y
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Oltiin telkkarissa
Näin pääs käymään! Oltiin nimittäin telkkarissa. Aika siistii!
Oltiin tietty noin vuos sitten aika montaki kertaa telkkarissa, mutta sen jälkeen lähinnä YouTubessa, sosiaalisessa mediassa ja sen sellasissa trendikkäissä medioissa. Mutta onhan se nyt aina siistiä nähdä oma lärvinsä ruudussa?!
Maikkarin Tähdet Tähdet näytti meijän musavideoaesimerkkinä ilosesta, tekemisen meiningin punk-musasta.…
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We were on TV
We were on TV
It happened! We were on TV. Imagine that.
Well, we were on TV many times about a year ago but since then it’s been mainly YouTube, social media and all that trendy stuff. But it’s always fun to see your face on TV, right?!
The Finnish TV show Tähdet Tähdet featured our music video as an example of upbeat punk music in one of their inserts. In case you missed it, you can watch the show on their…
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Waiting for web television - in vain?
A couple of years ago I had great expectations for Joost, to which I had just gotten a beta invite from our guest lecturer on European television business at Helsinki University. The P2P internet tv service created by Skype men Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis had a user-friendly interface and visual appeal, but the content never catched up to the hype. A handful of documentaries, music videos and Bridezillas episodes was pretty much all they had to offer.
I logged in recently to see if there had been any developments, only to find the same stuff + some retro cartoons. Sure it's fun to watch He-Man, the most powerful man in the universe, but an appetite for nostalgia isn't enough of a reason to keep using the service. Apparently, Joost has had all sorts of economic and managerial troubles, and the project is now on hold. In addition, it is now a website as opposed to the previous format you had to download. I don't know if there's a wider selection of programming available in other areas, such as the U.S., but at least in Europe Joost's overall performance has been pretty lame.
I would really like to see something like Hulu launched on this side of the Atlantic soon. How come there isn't already a commercial-supported service like Spotify for film and television? I suppose the distribution rights are a major issue in most cases, but the business model and technology are already available - so what's the haps, where's our video streaming services?
In Finland, we currently have three online video services that feature some of the programming available on tv: YLE Areena by the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE (public), Katsomo by MTV3 (commercial) and Ruutu.fi by Nelonen (commercial). While I appreciate these services, it's kind of crazy that in this tiny, peripheral market area we have three different online video sites, two of which are after the same advertising revenue (YLE is state-owned and funded through television and liscence fees). I'm not wise enough to propose any kind of solution here, I'm just hoping they'll all join forces one fine day.