Not sure if you know this but Entertainment Weekly has, over the last four years, become a huge presence at Comic-Con. They devote an insane amount of coverage — three issues — to the fest which are usually their best-selling of the year.
This year though, they're taking Comic-Con coverage up a few notches. EW is going way beyond traditional editorial event coverage and for the first time, they'll live-stream throughout the entire festival via a partnership with a new live-streaming startup, NowLive.
So why is this cool? Usually, these festivals — think Sundance, SXSW, CES, you name it — host awesome panels and legendary parties. The problem: Most of the world can't get access to the VIP events. EW and NowLive are making it possible for the world to watch Comic-Con as it happens, and also chat with other fans online.
Here’s a sampling of the panels/parties that will be streamed throughout the week:
Panels
Entertainment Weekly Presents … The Visionaries:
A discussion with Jon Favreau (Cowboys & Aliens) and Guillermo del Toro (Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark) on the Future of Pop Culture.
Totally LOST: One Year Later:
EW’s Lost gurus Jeff “Doc” Jensen and Dan “Dan” Snierson will wax nostalgic about the past, perhaps with a surprise guest or two, and discuss how they are “moving on” in the wake of Lost’s departure from the air a year ago. The duo will look to the future by previewing promising TV obsessions.
Parties
EW’s closing night party on Saturday evening poolside at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego. The exclusive event will be sponsored by Batman: Arkham City, the highly anticipated video game based on DC Entertainment’s core Batman license, published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and developed by Rocksteady Studios.
You can see another live stream here
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