Social TV has been blowing up over the past couple of years, but there has been no really great way for networks to monitor the social media buzz surrounding their networks, series, and episodes…until now.
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The end of 2011 is fast approaching and SocialGuide, the social entertainment guide that monitors real-time buzz about TV and movies, is celebrating the coming of the new year with an infographic roundup of the most social TV shows, movies, networks and sporting events of 2011. Did your favorite TV shows and movies make the cut?
Last weekend Paranormal Activity 3 broke box office records when they closed the largest grossing weekend of all time for horror movies, and the biggest October opening ever, at a whopping $54 million. How did they do it? It looks like social media, and more specifically Twitter, played an important role in building major buzz that led to this horror flick’s record-breaking weekend.
Did you watch the MTV Video Music Awards over the weekend? If so, did you tweet about them or post your thoughts about the awards show on Facebook? If you did, you aren’t alone. Over 1.2 million comments were shared by over 559,000 people, making the VMAs the most social TV program of all time!
Earlier this week we posted about the most social TV shows, letting you know that Family Guy, Basketball Wives and SpongeBob SquarePants were among the most social shows on television. Last night all that changed with the season 4 premiere of Jersey Shore.
Today SocialGuide, the first real-time social TV guide, launched The Social 100, a ranking of the most social TV programs and networks. Who do you think topped the list?
There’s no question about it—the future of TV is social. And SocialGuide is upping the social ante with the launch of their social guide and TV companion app for iPhone and Android.
Earlier this week New York-based social TV company SocialGuide announced that it has entered into an agreement with Tribune Media Services (TMS), a leader in the field of entertainment information databases. I had the opportunity to ask Sean Casey, the CEO of SocialGuide, about what this partnership means for the future of the social TV service.
Brooklyn, N.Y.-based SocialGuide, a real-time social TV guide and platform, announced $1.5 million in funding, led by Alex Zubillaga and angel investors.
