MobuzzTV

MobuzzTV was a vlog (video blog) that posted a new five-minute high-quality video show recorded once a day (Monday through Friday) in Madrid, Spain. The videos were designed to be convenient for viewing on mobile phones and iPods. They were downloadable in a number of popular formats (including 720p High-Definition) and streamed via YouTube and "MobuzzTV". Each program was available in Spanish, English and French versions, containing very similar content. These versions were hosted by Iria Gallardo, Gabe Mac (Gabriel McIntyre) and Osiris Martinez respectively when "MobuzzTV" closed in November 2008.
The final days were taken up with a Save Mobuzz campaign, aiming to raise 120,000 Euros of donations from followers. The demise of "MobuzzTV" led to the project's inclusion as a nominee in the Fiasco Awards 2009.
Web 2.0.
On the "MobuzzTV" website, each show was accompanied by links relevant to the topics discussed. As a proponent of Web 2.0, viewers were encouraged to participate by contributing interesting, useful or amusing links, videos and story ideas in the "Newsroom 2.0", and by posting creative comments for each show.
Content and Style.
"MobuzzTV" generally highlighted stories about technology and Internet-related topics not typically covered in traditional news media. However, a variety of current events were also covered. Editorially it was similar to the earlier science, technology and media news service Radiofax (radio station), which broadcast on shortwave between 1988 and 1992. The "MobuzzTV" presentation was rather light, often funny, and sometimes campy.
Video content was released under a creative commons license.