Mon, Nov 24, 2008 | 11:46 GMT

MS takes Guild distribution license

According to this Reuters report, Microsoft’s signed an exclusive deal to distribute gaming show Guild via Xbox 360, MSN and Zune.

With its short episodes up to seven minutes in length, the “cult” programme attracted 9 million views in its first season, making it one of the most talked-about web shows.

Lots more about revenue share and other thrills through the link.

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#1

Blerk
24/11/08, 12:00 pm

So “cult” we’ve never actually heard of it.

#2

Syrok
24/11/08, 12:03 pm

What is Guild?

#3

Whizzo
24/11/08, 12:46 pm

It’s The Guild, it’s Felicia Day’s pet project about an MMO guild.

#4

that_happy_cat
24/11/08, 12:47 pm

I see… “Its star, creator and writer-producer, Felicia Day, has become the face of the original Web production world”

A girl… that explains it all.

edit: curse my cynicism… that wasn’t bad

#5

Blerk
24/11/08, 1:40 pm

I see. But is it any good?

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