IFor anyone who is also a comedya fan out there, like myself (to the degree that every performance I see undergoes a critical analysis that wouldn't be out of place in a study guide to Hamlet), I'm interested in how comedians are proactively engaged with social media to reach audiences and engage with people to a degree that many writers and artists haven't even mastered yet, you might be interested in this interview with Richard Herring and Marc Maron.
In it, they discuss the advantages that producing hours of content has over paid content and how podcasts and not being hung up on support from the traditional media establishments such as the BBC can still lead to paid work and creative freedom. http://news.scotsman.com/entertainment/Comics-Richard-Herring-and-Marc.6146148.jp
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