Rad on the Web gets...Radder
Tuesday, July 14, 2009 at 03:52PM Notice something different about episode 12 of Rad on the Web? Your eyes aren't playing tricks on you!
In this edition, we tried a few new things. First off, you'll notice our new live set which is spiffier than our plain keyed-in green screen. This new set allows us to use our tricaster and roll in media as we talk about it, which is the picture-in-picture effect. It is more mailable to work with on the back end and we love it so far.
Second, we are now UStreaming! I mentioned earlier how I've gotten into the livestream thing, ergo so has Rad on the Web. Make sure to bookmark this page and tune in every Monday at 1PM PST. We're not filming next week [July 20] to sync up our schedule; every Monday's livestream will be an unpolished preview of what goes up on Tuesday. Make sure to tune in to the livestream for a behind-the-scenes sneak peak of Rad on the Web!
Lastly, we also started incorporating commercials so we can make that dollar. Our first one is for eMusic, who is offering Rad viewers 14-day free trial and 35 free songs - just use www.emusic.com/rad.
We're experimenting every week with new ideas as Rad on the Web is a show that is constantly in flux to become better. Thanks so much for all your support thus far and it's always great to hear your suggestions on our Twitter and on this blog as well.
Carlos Rodela, Neha Tiwari, Rad on the Web, Review, Tech, Websites in Rad on the Web, Ramblings
Reader Comments (2)
I really enjoy rad on the web. Mainly because I have a hard time finding the "rad" websites. Plus its cool just to be exposed to something new. Great job Neha.
P.S. you looked very pretty in ep. 12. I remember you said your weren't feeling well though.
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