Chasing Mummies is a reality documentary television series produced by History Channel that premiered on July 14th 2010.
Chasing Mummies follows the personal and professional life of Dr. Zahi Hawass, eminent Egyptian archaeologist and Vice minister of Culture. The series follows Hawass and his crew on a number of digs and restoration projects in Egypt.
Chasing Mummies is currently in its first season.
Pete versus Life is a situation comedy television series produced by Channel 4 that premiered on August 6th 2010.
Created by George Jeffries and Bert Tyler-Moore Pete versus Life follows the story of a young and aspiring sports journalist Pete Griffiths (played by Rafe Spall). He is trying to find work as an established journalist but his personal life often gets him in awkward situations. Two sports announcers follow his every move and are often embarrassed on his behalf.
Pete versus Life is currently in its first season.
International rights licensing is the bane of the lives of those of us eager to see online video reach its full potential. This means that Hulu isn’t available to watch outside the U.S., and the BBC iPlayer is, adversely, not available to watch outside the U.K. At least for now.
The BBC iPlayer is a fantastic service, and its popularity has grown massively since its launch three years ago this December. At its core is the ability to freely and easily watch BBC programming from the past seven days, but there is a lot more to it than that.
The latest version of the UI, iPlayer 3.0, puts social networking at the core, and it brings another element to bear. The BBC iPlayer is a must for all Brits to use. Any that don’t aren’t taking advantage of the fact they’re paying for the service through the license fee. Those that pay it, of course.
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The anime Mobile Suit Gundam Wing takes place in a timeline alternate to the original Mobile Suit Gundam.
In the year After Colony 195, the space colonies are at war with the Earth Alliance.
To stop Earth’s secret military organization OZ, the colonies send five young men in Gundams to battle.
YouTube is responsible for making some people very wealthy, or at least giving them the means to give up their day job. But how easy would it be to join the select band who make over $100,000 a year from their videos?
YouTube has made many people famous over the years since its launch. Some have been unwilling stars made famous by someone else uploading a video clip of them doing something which has spread across the Web. While others have made names for themselves by seizing an opportunity.
However, not all of these YouTube stars have actually made any money out of it. In fact, most probably haven’t seen a penny. But there are a select band of people making serious money from the videos they upload to YouTube.
YouTube is now offering U.K. users the chance to watch hundreds of free movies, bringing the offering it rolled out in the U.S. last year across the Atlantic. Sure, the initial offerings aren’t exactly Hollywood A-list, but still.
YouTube has evolved by a vast amount since its early days. Copyright infringement has pretty much been eradicated, and the amount and variety of content that can be viewed on the site has increased exponentially.
Not content with being the ubiquitous destination for UGC, YouTube has also started offering professional content. There are now sections dedicated to TV shows, music videos, and movies.
The ‘Movies’ section has now made it to the U.K., with a number of deals allowing the site to offer a good number of free feature films.
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The anime series Geisters: Fractions of the Earth takes place on an Earth devastated by an asteroid.
Centuries before, humanity split in two: those who fled the Earth and those who retreated underground.
Now the humans have returned to find a new species evolved on the ravaged Earth.
