Dead Paper Publishers Use Moving Pixels for Promotion [New Media Minute]
Publishers and authors are stepping up their game when it comes to online video. The young adult genre is taking the lead with new creative experiments in Web video to promote books like Jay Asher’s “Thirteen Reasons Why,” Alyson Noel’s “Evermore” and Harper Teen’s “The Luxe,” which I explore today in the New Media Minute. For more details on what’s working, what’s not and what’s next when it comes to the intersection of the Internet and novels, check out this episode.
[Editor’s Note: Daisy Whitney, joins us here at SiliconANGLE and Beet.TV each week with the New Media Minute, and update on what’s happening in the world of New Media and online video -mrh]
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