Nat Geo programming now on YouTube
Televisionpoint.com Correspondent
National Geographic Digital Media has announced it is extending its catalogue of award-winning, short form segments on lightning, hurricanes and tornados; environmental news; and a video series with tips on living a greener life produced for Nationalgeographic.com and the Web to the millions of YouTube users. The agreement with YouTube, the leader in online video, will enable the YouTube community to access compelling video highlights from the wide variety of programming produced by National Geographic at http://www.youtube.com/nationalgeographic.
"The National Geographic programming on YouTube showcases the breadth of content we produce and puts some of the most spectacular footage from around the globe at the fingertips of YouTube's millions of users to enjoy and share, The relationship with YouTube extends our mission of reaching global audiences using today's technology to teach and inspire people to care about the planet." said Betsy Scolnik, president of National Geographic Digital Media.
"National Geographic has a rich history of exposing people to cultural, educational and scientific topics that they may otherwise have never known about, We're thrilled to work with National Geographic to help expand its online presence, and we believe our community will find the content to be extremely compelling." said Jordan Hoffner, head of premium content partnerships.
Featuring Web-exclusive video clips of animal survival and news as well as Atmospheres, National Geographic's experimental series of incredible scenes of beauty around the world , YouTube fans will have access to an extensive library of quality National Geographic content. Whether it's watching animals in their natural habitats on Crittercam and the Wild Chronicles series, or experiencing the thunderous tornado ripping through the Kansas plains or learning the history of an ancient Maya city, the YouTube community will be able to easily view, rate, comment and share favorite National Geographic clips.
National Geographic Digital Media has announced it is extending its catalogue of award-winning, short form segments on lightning, hurricanes and tornados; environmental news; and a video series with tips on living a greener life produced for Nationalgeographic.com and the Web to the millions of YouTube users. The agreement with YouTube, the leader in online video, will enable the YouTube community to access compelling video highlights from the wide variety of programming produced by National Geographic at http://www.youtube.com/nationalgeographic.
"The National Geographic programming on YouTube showcases the breadth of content we produce and puts some of the most spectacular footage from around the globe at the fingertips of YouTube's millions of users to enjoy and share, The relationship with YouTube extends our mission of reaching global audiences using today's technology to teach and inspire people to care about the planet." said Betsy Scolnik, president of National Geographic Digital Media.
"National Geographic has a rich history of exposing people to cultural, educational and scientific topics that they may otherwise have never known about, We're thrilled to work with National Geographic to help expand its online presence, and we believe our community will find the content to be extremely compelling." said Jordan Hoffner, head of premium content partnerships.
Featuring Web-exclusive video clips of animal survival and news as well as Atmospheres, National Geographic's experimental series of incredible scenes of beauty around the world , YouTube fans will have access to an extensive library of quality National Geographic content. Whether it's watching animals in their natural habitats on Crittercam and the Wild Chronicles series, or experiencing the thunderous tornado ripping through the Kansas plains or learning the history of an ancient Maya city, the YouTube community will be able to easily view, rate, comment and share favorite National Geographic clips.
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