If you haven't noticed, the video content on the Web is increasingly worth watching. The Web is no longer just a place for nonsensical nothingness, like snippets of funny home videos, bizarre confessionals or absurd monologues. Rather, the Web has become the platform for new producers - aspiring or established - to air their creations without having to worry about how long to make a show or the typical television seasons. The rise of such made-for-the-Web, video producers was apparent at the Digital Hollywood conference. I had the opportunity to meet with Jane Hu, business manager at Vuguru, Michael Eisner's new production studio. Vuguru produced the popular Internet show "Prom Queen." The show, which cost about $200,000 to produce and ... [ Read more ]