Gore and Hyatt's INdTV Looking for Submissions
by TreeHugger 
on 02. 5.05
Attention mod environmentalists: Here's a chance to shape a new, independent cable TV network. INdTV was founded by Al Gore and Joel Hyatt and is being created by and for young people in their twenties and thirties. It'll begin broadcasting later this year to an audience of 18 million households and growing. Right now, INdTV is running a Pilot Project to generate new ideas and new video. It's a chance to shape the content of a new kind of TV network; get your work in front of a big audience on the web and TV; and win $15,000.
More info is at INdTV
The deadline for the Pilot Project is March 1, 2005. That's a short timeline, but it'd be great to see some submissions from Treehugger readers (of which I am one, by the way).
Again, this is an opportunity to shape the content of a new network, and people here are taking independently-produced video very, very seriously. The stuff we get this month will help set the agenda going forward.
And the $15,000 thing is cool too. [by Robin Sloan]
Thirsty for more? Check out these related articles:
- Focus on Focus Earth: The Endangered American Prairie Makes Environmentalists Out of Ranchers
- Meet Kevin Danaher, Co-Founder of Global Exchange
- The British Throw Away $20 Billion Worth of Food a Year: That's a Lot of Crumpets
- Moby on Stage: Wanna Talk About Climate Change But Ignore Meat? It's Like About Lung Cancer But Not Cigarettes
- Mass Transit: Bringing People Together Separately Since 1863
- Ed Begley, Jr. on Green Elementary Schools, Biodiesel, and More
Comments ()
