The raw deal

Appointment TV is dead.

If you think otherwise you can talk to my kids who are, as we speak, watching shows recorded days ago; speeding through the commercial interruptions. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The children of today watch programs on their mom’s iPod or their dad’s laptop. Or they watch snippets of downloaded content from Disney.com or NickJr.com.

Maybe it’s related to their favorite show. Maybe not.

In a few years, the TV as the center of all visual entertainment will be superseded by devices we don’t even have yet.

Enter Raw Digital. Spun off from NYC-based film and video production studio Raw Media, Raw Digital is creating content specifically with mobile and Internet platforms in mind. Because the viewers are going there, the advertisers will no doubt be far behind.

We’re launching Raw Digital with a special event in NYC tonight. Our first bit of coverage is here. More to follow…

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  • My daughter is even hopping online and watching the show at Disney or Nick Jr. BEFORE it hits TV. The desire for immediate fulfillment is being, er, fulfilled immediately.

    The other difference with "kids today" is they have no problem watching one episode...multiple times. It's how I learn more kids tunes than I care to admit. How else does my two year old son know some of the words to "Push It" from the movie "Jump In?" (Besides the fact that he's frickin' brilliant).
  • I could not agree more. My 3yr old's sole understanding of TV is that it's on-demand. She's only experienced DVR and mobile video... She recently asked my wife what DVDs she watched as a kid... ;)

    I'll have to check Raw Digital out!
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