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Throng TV is coming soon!

September 11 2009
by Rachel

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Many of you will know one of the projects I’m involved in with my husband Regan is Throng – a TV watching community site. I’m extremely excited about the latest venture for Throng, an online show called Throng TV.

The first episode is due out soon, but in the meantime check out these two teasers:

Design and develop the official site for South Pacific Picture's new television show Diplomatic Immunity.
Redesign the official website of Outrageous Fortune, New Zealand's most popular TV drama.
Create the official website for new television series Go Girls; complete with photo galleries forum and videos

I can’t believe I didn’t know about Greys Matter – a blog by the writers of the TV show Grey’s Anatomy. Whether you watch the show or not, read this excerpt from a recent post:

After next Sunday’s episode, I’ll try to write in more depth about the stories and the characters and why I did what I did in both episodes. Right now, my hands are tied because until you see “(As We Know It)â€? – which is the title of next Sunday’s episode – I really can’t say much without giving things away. And you know how I feel about that.

I read every last one of your posts. I always do. So do the other writers. We can’t tell you how much that feedback means to us. We don’t really check message boards and we try not to pay attention to the press. But we feel like you who post here are our core group, our friends and truth-tellers, so your words keep us going or make us think in new directions or inspire us when we are feeling as if no one is watching despite what the ratings say.

You guys kinda rock.

Kinda?

You just plain rock.

Someone’s shown them the Cluetrain Manifesto. There’s no corporate-speak here, there’s fascinating insight into why the writers wrote what they did. More of these blogs, please! Oh, and check out the number of comments each post attracts.

PS I love Grey’s Anatomy. And I love Grey’s Anatomy music. I’ve bought the soundtrack and have discovered brilliant artists such as Tegan and Sara which have no airtime here.

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