Subscriptions to bundles of "premium" video that you can't get anywhere else. That sounds familiar!
Twitter's media boss explains why actual media companies don't feel threatened by the service.
He's got $110 million (so far) riding on it.
The smartest minds in digital media joined us for a lively conversation Thursday night in San Francisco. Here are some of the don't-miss moments.
"There are companies that have been built on lists," Bankoff said, but he didn't name any names.
Fullscreen is looking to create television-grade programming that could reach audiences in new ways with shows that they'd be willing to pay for.
Twitter VP Katie Jacobs Stanton says Twitter is not a media company, and it is not the competition.
If you're an Internet star and you get a sponsorship deal, your fans don't think you've sold out, according to Strompolos.
This is going to be an excellent evening. See you there.