webisode
- noun
- /ˈwɛbɪˌsoʊd/
- Texting
- Every week, they release a new webisode for fans to enjoy online.
- video webisodes
- webisode series
The complexity and scope of the story world well, with webisodes much smaller and so.
- The complexity and scope of the story world well, with webisodes much smaller and so.
- But that doesn't you on a webisode, podcast.
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Paramount/CBS saw how well Star Wars did with their webisodes and decided to follow suit.
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I also host a webisode series called "Austin Eavesdropper TV" where we
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In the meantime, though, the BBC has released a webisode that serves as a
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Look, Brian, I got three Webisodes all ready to upload...
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About five years ago, the BBC produced some animated webisodes.
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Services contain 12 short "webisodes" focusing on the message of taking a stand and lending a hand.
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From there, I became head writer for the webisode series "Little Monk" and consulting producer on TV's "White Collar."
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A six-part webisode about Sparrow was made by some friends of mine at Rumur Inc.
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I think animated webisodes of Trek are a fantastic idea, and we can look to the worlds of Doctor Who to find precedence.
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To help launch their new Facebook page, Campbell's Go is seeking 1-2 minute sitcom-style webisodes that will show off the brand personality of their six exciting flavors.
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Synonyms
A single show in a TV or radio series
An episode of a story or show released one at a time
A short informal video shared online
A video broadcast over the internet, live or on demand
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Etymology
Webisode comes from joining web ('internet') and episode ('a part of a series'), so it means a short video episode made for the internet.