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“Hey, it’s not like we’re selling out. I mean, it’s just that, we’re selling out.” First they’re bought by CBS, and now they’re sponsored by Dell. That’s a spiffy, if color-uncoordinated, Dell XPS notebook on Lindsay Campbell’s desk. Satirical finance show Wallstrip is proving a purely online video show can attract the big names while staying true to its grassroots ethos.
Here are some of the things that adam eland and I discussed. http://cutcaster.blogspot.com/2007/05/adam-eland-meeting-wallstrip.html
more power to them. i dont think they sold out at all. they have to pay the bills. i’ve been up to their offices and production studio bc it is right by my house and they are all very savvy guys and girls and were bootstrapping for a while. it was good to see that they are making a living off their very interesting content. congrats and keep up the good work. john
1716 days ago
[...] succeeds because it serves all niches. Wallstrip succeeds because it serves a particular niche. By contrast, Hulu wants to help you “find and enjoy the [...]
1717 days ago
[...] Dell sponsored the online video show Wallstrip. [...]