Global Internet TV network Babelgum on Thursday said that it has partnered with the U.K.'s Encounters Short Film Festival to broadcast short films via its Internet site. By Stuart Kemp, The Associated ...

The Yes Men, activists whose stunts and hoaxes against political and corporate targets have drawn a fan base, now have their own broadband channel on Babelgum. By Georg Szalai, The Associated Press No ...

Project is the first to come out of Babelgum’s fund dedicated to commissioning original content. The company uses peer-to-peer technology to deliver professionally produced content, instead of the ...

Babelgum has pushed itself public yesterday. On the surface it looks very similar to its more famous competitor, Joost. Both are P2P IPTV applications that let you flip through channels and shows ...

Six new feature films have been unveiled by digital content agency Cinetic Rights Management and broadband portal Babelgum, continuing a pact unveiled in January between the two companies offering one ...

Congrats to my old friend and colleague, Karol Martesko-Fenster, founding publisher of Filmmaker and co-founder of Indiewire on his new position at Babelgum, the ad-supported internet TV platform.

Lovers of Animals Do The Funniest Things-type video fluffery, rejoice! Mobile and web content platform Babelgum just announced a partnership with top humour site Funny or Die. You’ll soon be able to ...

Independent web TV service Babelgum and The Fish Film Company have announced a deal for the worldwide mobile and online release of Rupert Murray’s “The End of The Line – The Series,” timed to coincide ...

The free-to-view web TV service Babelgum, which is headquartered in Dublin, has struck a landmark deal to present 24 independent world cinema classics as online exclusives. The deal was negotiated by ...

Mobile and web content platform Babelgum continues to strike interesting deals, this time starting an exclusive wireless licensing agreement to bring FunnyOrDie videos to mobile platforms. The deal ...

So far as I know, Babelgum is the only company paying Web-video creators money up front,” says chief revenue officer Douglas Dicconson. And not for low-brow stuff, but ambitious professional works ...