Reid is the founder of Speed Cine, a portal for on line films on the Internet. He writes an engaging blog that draws on his vast experience in the indie film community, none more interesting than this lesson he learned from Geoff Gilmore about Sundance when he was both PR counsel to the Sundance Institute and separately to a film applying for entry there. Thanks, Reid, for the permission to reprint!

Shelly Palmer is President of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, NY. He is a consultant and the host of MediaBytes a daily show featuring news you can use about technology, media & entertainment. See more here.
The Paley Center for Media billed it as, “The Great Digital Debate: Free vs. Paid [...]

The Woodstock Film Festival featured a distinguished panel that discussed film criticism. Brian Geldin, of the The Film Panel Notetaker was there to cover the discussion. More about Brian below.

Is the issue of where film criticism and journalism going still an important and relevant topic? Absolutely. Should it be constantly beat over the [...]

Reid Rosefelt founded SPEED CINE to index on-line content. His site is speedcine.com.

The first thing you learn when you go on Twitter is that nearly everyone on there is a Social Media Marketing Expert. I realize that being a Social Media Marketing Maven on Twitter is commensurate to writing that you savor long walks [...]

Dogwoof Films based in London is the UK distribution partner for IndiePix. We are proud of their work and extremely pleased to be associated with them. This morning’s email (June 19) carried the following report …
Last night, on the eve of the 64th Birthday of Burma’s detained pro-democracy leader and Nobel [...]

Jerry Weinstein is a writer and new media expert. He has worked with us on our End of America project, and now he is contributing to our internet base distribution of an expose of family detention policies affecting Americans and citizens of other countries who are held without accountability in prisons around the country. [...]