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Pubblicita` Today (Italia) Tuesday 10 March, 2009 Reed Business Information Download today20090310, See Pg 17 for Flypaper.tv Coverage (Interview conducted when Assia Grazioli-Venier spoke at the IpTV e WebTV  Forum (Milano, 04/03/2009) Flypaper.tv e` una societa` di consulenza, con sede a Londra, uffici a New York e "affiliates" in Germania, Francia e Singapore, specializzata in strategia, syndication ed esecuzione creativa di contenuti digitali. In pratica, un "one-stop shop" per video e contenuti online, sia UGC (User Generated Content) che PGC (Professional Generated Content). "Siamo convinti - dice Assia Grazioli Venier (nella foto), digital media creatice e strategic executive di Flypaper.tv - che questa produzione digitale sia destinata a creare un supporto significativo per la brand awareness" L'obiettivo di Flypaper.tv e` di producrre redditivita` dai contenuti online. "Aiutiamo i broadcaster - aggiunge Grazioli Venier - a monetizzare i loro contenuti su piattaforme... ... More »

THE GUARDIAN Instead of paying a TV company for advertising airtime, some brands are branching out and launching their own stations. Ed Waller The Guardian In the good old, bad old days of analogue TV, few owned a TV channel, but in the digital broadband age it seems that just about every Tom, Dick and Harry is launching one. Audi launched its own channel on Sky back in 2005, and since then brands as diverse as the Sun, the Telegraph, Budweiser, Nuts magazine, Ministry of Sound (M0S) and even groups like the British Gymnastics Association have followed suit, either using spare capacity on existing TV platforms (with the benefits of being on the electronic programme guide) or capitalising on rising uptake in broadband, over which many of these new channels are "aired" in the form of web video streams. "The... ... More »

INSIDE FILM Brad Howarth investigates how internet TV will change the way consumers relate to brands, and interviews Assia Grazioli-Venier. http://lagrangepoint.typepad.com/lagrange/files/assia_graziolivenier.jpg More Press... More »

PAID CONTENT By Robert Andrews - Mon 17 Mar 2008 07:57 AM PST Something we’ve known about for a while - Ministry Of Sound TV head Assia Grazioli-Venier has left the dance music multimedia house to form an IPTV consultancy. Flypaper.tv will work with content providers, platforms and brands. Assia left in February. She had helped MoS TV become one of the most distributed video brand extensions out there, with carriage on Joost, Babelgum, Vuze and a seemingly endless list of other networks. MoS TV produces programming around features like Clubber’s Guide and Gatecrasher for the brand that started as a club. You can find the article on paidContent, here. More Press... More »

Y MEDIA Another enthusiastic blogger, Y Media, was at Media 08 - and posted three pages of reviews, here, here, and here. Thanks Y Media! More Press... More »

STUART SHERIDAN'S WEBLOG March 7, 2008 Well that was rather engaging. Overall, excellent content rich presentations with real case examples. I’m looking forward to Fairfax Digital’s posting of the presenters presentations. There was a definite “China” skew to the whole she-bang. Couple of China centric presenters on the digital landscape over there by Jonathan Haagen and Kaiser Kuo who basically said that the China market is massive (really massive) but enter it at your peril! I thought the best speaker of the day was Assia Grazioli-Venier. She heads up Ministry of Sound TV (MoSTV). Her presentation was “on-pulse” with web and web user trends. I’ll indefinitely read and following anything this person has to say. The other great speakers on the day I though was the Widget guy Niall Kennedy who, obviously, spoke about the diversity, wide application and future... ... More »

VORTEX DNA Vortex DNA had a very enthusiastic and speedy blogger was taking notes at Assia Grazioli Venier's speach in Sydney. Go here to read it. More Press... More »

BRAND REPUBLIC Dance music brand Ministry of Sound has signed a syndication deal with online TV distribution platform Joost that will see two on-demand branded channels on the free service. Assia Grazioli-Venier, head of Ministry of Sound TV, said it had decided to broadcast its content on Joost to reach a broader audience and give users an interactive platform on which to view its programming. Two channels will be broadcast, one dedicated to video and the other toprogramming. This will include coverage of the upcoming Miami Winter Music Conference and content from the Ibiza 2007 season. Ministryofsound.com/tv, was launched in November 2005. It produces its own dance content, as well as aggregating from affiliate-branded material such as Hed Kandi's "Kandi Vision". The article can be found on Brand Republic. More Press... More »

MINISTRY OF SOUND Ministry of Sound TV are to offer two branded channels on the highly anticipated new Joost online TV station, available for Joost's Launch on 23rd March 2007 Ministry of Sound TV (MoSTV), the first digital content provider for dance music entertainment, today announced it has agreed a syndication deal with the innovative online TV distribution platform Joost™. Ministry of Sound, a leading global entertainment company, also announces the expansion of its international franchise to include television programming and syndication. Ministry of Sound TV will offer Joost™ viewers two on-demand branded channels dedicated to dance music and lifestyle programming from around the globe. “The elasticity of our brand is incredibly valuable and allows us to tap into this new digital medium successfully.” said Assia Grazioli-Venier, Head of MoSTV. “We try to think laterally about what our customers want.... ... More »

MUSIC TANK SPEAKERS Keynote: James Scroggs (VP Marketing, MTV Networks UK & Ireland) Panel: Helen Keegan (Founder, Beep Marketing) Claire Le Marquand (Head of TV Promotions, Warner Bros Records) Assia Grazioli-Venier (Head of Ministry of Sound TV: Business Development and Syndication) Malcolm Gerrie (Chief Executive, WhizzKid Entertainment) Chairman: Keith Harris (Keith Harris Music Ltd / MusicTank Chairman) TOPIC The old world of music TV lies in tatters, its role in the music marketing machine up for debate. "Not that long ago, a band fought its way to a major label contract, benefited from commercial radio play and then, finally, a video on MTV. But this system has been disrupted by entertainment's new iterations, and now most bands no longer ride a vertical axis to the top." David Carr, New York Post. With practically the sum of all music content ever... ... More »