The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) hitched itself to the iOS bandwagon very early on and has had a very successful free app on the App Store for a long time...

Read More: IMDb Buzz serves up the latest in entertainment gossip and news on the iPhone

Different generations of media consumers have been shown to digest different types of content at different times of day. Depending on the age demographic, media can use the following information to target which types of users they hope to market to.In a recent survey provided to AdAge by Magid Generational Strategies (a firm that provides clients with unique insights within generational media consumption, family dynamics and influence etc), the times of day certain media is currently being used [...]

Read More: TV, music or Facebook: Your age determines your daily entertainment [Infographic]

GetGlue has announced a brand new partnership with Entertainment Weekly and Gap, incentivizing check-ins with real rewards.  This fall, when you collect Entertainment Weekly stickers on social TV app GetGlue you will qualify to receive a bonus reward of 40% off of one regularly priced item at participating Gap stores.  This makes Gap the first major retail partner to promote their fall collection alongside the Fall TV Season with a viral in-store incentive.


Read More: Get 40% Off At Gap When You Collect Entertainment Weekly GetGlue Stickers

Tokyo based mobile social-gaming giant DeNA announced a plan of acquisition for Punch Entertainment Vietnam, a subsidiary of California-based Punch Entertainment Inc.  As part of the acquisition, Punch Entertainment Vietnam will bring engineering talent that will support to scale Mobage, the offspring of DeNA and ngmoco. More after the jump.

Read More: DeNA Acquires Punch Entertainment Vietnam

YouNow, a new online video entertainment startup, is crowdsourcing online video content curation, giving viewers the chance to decide who gets the spotlight and who gets the boot.  The company presented yesterday at TechCrunch Disrupt.


Read More: Online Video Entertainment Startup Puts Performers’ Fate In The Hands Of Viewers

The size of online video is growing at a rapid pace—it has tripled in size since 2003, more people are watching online video every day and people are craving longer and more professional content on the web.  I had the opportunity to ask Dan Goodman and Bill Masterson, co-founders of digital entertainment company Believe Entertainment, about their take on the appeal web video and what they think is in store for the future of web series.  Read on to find out more.


Read More: Believe Entertainment Co-Founders On The Growth & Future Of Web Series [Interview]