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Remember webisodes? Original minishows for the Internet were all the rage online before the Internet bubble burst in 2001. Now they're back, this time as advertising vehicles, courtesy of a robust online ad market and growing broadband audience.
"Webisodes have taken a different form now," says Organic's chief creative officer, Colleen DeCourcy. "They're no longer just content on the Internet, but a more sophisticated form of social networking: extended interaction and consumer participation."
The new webisodes share some common characteristics: Most have their own Web address and are designed to be discovered online through search advertising or "virally," the fast-moving Internet version of word-of-mouth.
Posted by Don at October 25, 2005 09:38 PM
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