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Gawker Media has created a new site at Gawker.tv focused on TV and online video content. Posts published since its launch this afternoon: a montage of gratuitous product placements on television and the above video of a puppy that has fallen and can't get up.
The new site marks something of a departure for Publisher Nick Denton, who has historically launched new sites under their own brands. He noted the smallest Gawker Media site now has 18 million page views, whereas the company's threshold used to be 1 million.
"We're believers in fewer stronger brands," he said. He called Gawker.tv "an expansion of the video-centric posts we've already been doing on Gawker.com."
Denton acknowledged the ad opportunity is somewhat generic for a site about random interesting video. "I'm sure there will be some video creative placed deliberately on Gawker.tv because the audience is in the mode to watch," he said. "But it's not as if the audience will be uniquely broadbanded up -- most of our readers can view video advertising even on texty sites."
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The floor might be too slippery for the cte puppy.
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