by Tubefilter News on December 7th, 2008
Where would we be without the support of our sponsors? They deserve a special shout-out from all of us at Tubefilter. This one is all about Heavy.com, one of the Web’s leading destinations for men 21-34, and the Heavy Men’s Network, reaching over 17MM men ages 21-34 through music, urban lifestyle, gaming and comedy. The company recently launched Husky Media, the premier video monetization platform, which powers the Heavy Men’s Network, and is a platform for all video publishers to monetize their video assets at premium advertising rates.
Heavy’s original programming staples include Over the Hills, the hit parody of MTV’s The Hills, Flex and the City the popular spoof of Sex and the City, “Superficial Friends,” Kung Fu Jimmy Chow, and the Webby Award-winning The Burly Sports Show, as well as Behind the Music that Sucks.
by Drew Baldwin on September 8th, 2008
Heavy.com teamed up with production company Blue Cow Creative to release Tiny Entourage, a TV spoof featuring popular scenes from the hit HBO show Entourage reenacted word for word by little, tiny people. The similarities are eerie–the opening sequence (featuring a Mini convertible with butterfly doors) Vince’s hair, Turtle’s outfits, Ari’s swarminess–are hilarious when scaled. [...]
by Arjun Sharma on July 16th, 2008
Heavy.com is a company that knows its market well. Rather than try to be all-inclusive in its video selection, it focuses entirely on the male 18-34 year-old market and provides content aimed directly at that demographic, a unique but risky strategy. Their plan is bold, but it’s not like they’ve tried to hide their approach [...]
