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Digital content MagazineSpotlight
Backstage Exclusive! + Live @ the House of Blues
Power 106’sFelli Fel
Snoop Dogg/ D.P.G.
BackstageExclusive!
Too $hort:Confessions
of a Pimp
Mobb DeepLive!
Ft. 50 Cent
ICE CUBE
Music•Lifestyle•Exclusive Entertainment
Ladies Custom Swim Suits
Stars Cars H.W. Motorsports
Latino Spotlight
Concert Series Highlights
Content Guide
Digital Magazine.comSpotlight
The Hip-Hop Exclusive Online Network
MultiPlatforms
DownloadExclusiveContent!
MobileApps
Online Subscriptions
SUPER SITE
Digital Content Distribution Services Game-changing content distribution
Introducing Verizon Digital Content Distribution Services, the first automated, end-to-end digital-media distribution utility. With content services, you can lower your costs with automated processes, capitalize on digital content faster, and move your business from reactive to proactive—all while meeting complex consumer needs with unprecedented agility and scale.
Core of the first end-to-end automated digital media utility
Digital Content Distribution Services features:
+ Fully automated workflow engine. Fulfill orders quickly and easily with recurring workflows, and minimal set-up time or effort.
+ Unified end-to-end distribution solution. Distribute premium media on a single platform for controlled quality.
+ High-volume transactional utility. Automate SKU creation and content delivery to retailers and devices, with unparalleled processing capacity.
+ Secure and fault-tolerant distribution infrastructure. Enjoy Verizon-class security, reliable mirrored back-up systems, and advanced error identification and correction.
+ Any-to-any adaptable technology platform. Reduce set-up time and bring additional vendors and devices onboard quickly.
Solution to the growing complexity and costs of digital media distribution
Digital Content Distribution Services enables:
+ Lower distribution costs. Achieve economies of scale with massive distribution volumes. Grow digital
media revenues without a large investment. Enjoy unmatched scale pricing.
+ Faster time to market. Bring high-quality digital media to market quickly. Innovate with agility to take
advantage of new opportunities. Focus on your core business: producing great content.
+ Reduced operating complexity. Transfer individualized content with metadata tagging effortlessly
to your retail partners. Enjoy hyper-flexibility to scale.
+ Fully transparent supply chain. Know where your content is at all times, from ingestion to delivery.
Reduce risk with a single vendor and improve efficiency.
+ $370 million planned investment in digital
media by end of 2011
+ One of the world’s largest and most
powerful IP networks
+ Backbone operates on multiple
connections at 40 to 100 Gbps, the fastest
currently available
+ World-class security
+ A rich heritage of IP innovation
Powered by Verizon:
Skyrocketing complexity:
IP-enabled connected devices to be installed globally by 20141
Growth in U.S. smartphone shipments from 2009 to 20101
2.5+ billion
63 percent
1 “Enabling Multiscreen: Next-Generation Architectures for IP Video Distribution,” Screen Digest, January 2011.
Digital Magazine.comSpotlight
The Hip-Hop Exclusive Online Network
MultiPlatforms
DownloadExclusiveContent!
MobileApps
Online Subscriptions
SUPER SITE
Digital Content Distribution Services Game-changing content distribution
Introducing Verizon Digital Content Distribution Services, the first automated, end-to-end digital-media distribution utility. With content services, you can lower your costs with automated processes, capitalize on digital content faster, and move your business from reactive to proactive—all while meeting complex consumer needs with unprecedented agility and scale.
Core of the first end-to-end automated digital media utility
Digital Content Distribution Services features:
+ Fully automated workflow engine. Fulfill orders quickly and easily with recurring workflows, and minimal set-up time or effort.
+ Unified end-to-end distribution solution. Distribute premium media on a single platform for controlled quality.
+ High-volume transactional utility. Automate SKU creation and content delivery to retailers and devices, with unparalleled processing capacity.
+ Secure and fault-tolerant distribution infrastructure. Enjoy Verizon-class security, reliable mirrored back-up systems, and advanced error identification and correction.
+ Any-to-any adaptable technology platform. Reduce set-up time and bring additional vendors and devices onboard quickly.
Solution to the growing complexity and costs of digital media distribution
Digital Content Distribution Services enables:
+ Lower distribution costs. Achieve economies of scale with massive distribution volumes. Grow digital
media revenues without a large investment. Enjoy unmatched scale pricing.
+ Faster time to market. Bring high-quality digital media to market quickly. Innovate with agility to take
advantage of new opportunities. Focus on your core business: producing great content.
+ Reduced operating complexity. Transfer individualized content with metadata tagging effortlessly
to your retail partners. Enjoy hyper-flexibility to scale.
+ Fully transparent supply chain. Know where your content is at all times, from ingestion to delivery.
Reduce risk with a single vendor and improve efficiency.
+ $370 million planned investment in digital
media by end of 2011
+ One of the world’s largest and most
powerful IP networks
+ Backbone operates on multiple
connections at 40 to 100 Gbps, the fastest
currently available
+ World-class security
+ A rich heritage of IP innovation
Powered by Verizon:
Skyrocketing complexity:
IP-enabled connected devices to be installed globally by 20141
Growth in U.S. smartphone shipments from 2009 to 20101
2.5+ billion
63 percent
1 “Enabling Multiscreen: Next-Generation Architectures for IP Video Distribution,” Screen Digest, January 2011.
E-40 Backsatge InterviewLive Preformance @ The Music Box, Hollywood
Contents
Wes
t Coa
st R
e-Co
ver
SpotlightDigital
00:29
DIGITAL CONTENT GUIDEContents
Press Play Chapter
Ice CubeExclusive interview footage
00:09
Ice Cube Too $hortE-40Felli-FelSnoop doggRas KassSuga FreeSpida Loc
00:0900:0600:0300:1600:0100:2700:3000:18
00:14
00:03
Bun BDraped Up Video
Pimp CPourin’ Up Video
Ice CubeStill the West Coast Don Mega!New Label, New Album, Actor& Director. So Who’s Laughing Now?!?Interview and Concert Highlights
Reel
Time/
Real
Talk
SpotlightDigital
DIGITAL CONTENT GUIDE
Press Play
Snoop Dogg
00:01
Snoop Dogg and DPG Exclusive (Like You’ve Never Seen Him!)Rollin’ Out the Blue CarpetBackstage at The House of Blues
Chingo Bling 00:31Malverde ( at Cuevo Nation Hollywood Party 00:21Comedy w/ Charles Sanchez
Glasses MaloneGail GottiLady GYoung Dre
00:12Where’s Gail?!00:2300:23
The Making of a Rap Star
Latino spotlight
Too $hortBlows the WhistleOn the Pimp GameConfessions of a Pimp
00:06
Contents
West Coast Re-Cover
Contents
Music VideosTexas Classics
Gail GottiG-Unit West’s1st Ladie
Pick-a-Scene
00:15
Chingo BlingAt Cuervo Nation 00:31
Music VideosTexas Classics
E-40 Backsatge InterviewLive Preformance @ The Music Box, Hollywood
Contents
Wes
t Coa
st R
e-Co
ver
SpotlightDigital
00:29
DIGITAL CONTENT GUIDE
Contents
Press Play Chapter
Ice CubeExclusive interview footage
00:09
Ice Cube Too $hortE-40Felli-FelSnoop doggRas KassSuga FreeSpida Loc
00:0900:0600:0300:1600:0100:2700:3000:18
00:14
00:03
Bun BDraped Up Video
Pimp CPourin’ Up Video
Ice CubeStill the West Coast Don Mega!New Label, New Album, Actor& Director. So Who’s Laughing Now?!?Interview and Concert Highlights
Reel
Time/
Real
Talk
SpotlightDigital
DIGITAL CONTENT GUIDE
Press Play
Snoop Dogg
00:01
Snoop Dogg and DPG Exclusive (Like You’ve Never Seen Him!)Rollin’ Out the Blue CarpetBackstage at The House of Blues
Chingo Bling 00:31Malverde ( at Cuevo Nation Hollywood Party 00:21Comedy w/ Charles Sanchez
Glasses MaloneGail GottiLady GYoung Dre
00:12Where’s Gail?!00:2300:23
The Making of a Rap Star
Latino spotlight
Too $hortBlows the WhistleOn the Pimp GameConfessions of a Pimp
00:06
Contents
West Coast Re-Cover
Contents
Music VideosTexas Classics
Gail GottiG-Unit West’s1st Ladie
Pick-a-Scene
00:15
Chingo BlingAt Cuervo Nation 00:31
Music VideosTexas Classics
6
Snoop Dogg
5. When we asked Snoop about being a “Real Pimp” vs. a “Studio Pimp” Snoop says he rally was “breakin’ –itches” from state to state, but then says: “I had to think it over, and when I thought it over, I said—You know what? Im’ma let the Pimps, pimp and I’m in this music thing and this other thing MANN!”
6. In talking about his career and choices as an actor Snoop says:
“Instead of me takin’ roles, I’m like creating my own roles now, cause I don’t really want to play the characters they want me to play, they want me to play the same kind of –hit, Either some funny nigga or some tuff ass nigga”
Reel time/REal Talk
Title: 02 Chapter: 01
1. What’s your definition of Westside unity?: “Westside unity is when everybody comes to-gether and just leaves all the hate behind, and just rolls with one cause, which is music.”
Snoop Dogg
2. Snoop goes on to say about the music industry:
“This is a business thing, its not a street thing, it’s a business and once the youngsters start to understand that, they’ll get to the level of they want to get to. [We need to work togeth-er to keep more people comin’ to the top.”]
3. We asked Snoop about his self-produced movie “Bossin’-Up”:
“Look here, Bossin’-Up, It’s a hot pimp mu-sical— First pimp musical ever put to-gether by myself Snoop D-O Double G. It’s like a throwback to the Mac. The Mac’s the movie that inspired me to do this with my main man, Pookey Brown.”
4. We asked Snoop about his red-headed co-star; “That’s’ a-- Hawthorne James, (He was off the hook.) He played in the Five Heartbeats. My main man Pookey (Brown) and myself we both knew that he was good from the Five Heartbeats and we needed somebody that could like bring some articulate, (you know what I’m sayin’) $hit to the screen as far as not just actin, but the delivery of the words, the words were important.”
Reel time/REal Talk
Title: 02 Chapter: 01
0:01:16
0:01:020:01:32
0:02:02
0:02:14
0:00:56
0:02:47
0:03:09
0:04:25
0:04:35
0:03:52
0:04:01
6
Snoop Dogg
5. When we asked Snoop about being a “Real Pimp” vs. a “Studio Pimp” Snoop says he rally was “breakin’ –itches” from state to state, but then says: “I had to think it over, and when I thought it over, I said—You know what? Im’ma let the Pimps, pimp and I’m in this music thing and this other thing MANN!”
6. In talking about his career and choices as an actor Snoop says:
“Instead of me takin’ roles, I’m like creating my own roles now, cause I don’t really want to play the characters they want me to play, they want me to play the same kind of –hit, Either some funny nigga or some tuff ass nigga”
Reel time/REal Talk
Title: 02 Chapter: 01
1. What’s your definition of Westside unity?: “Westside unity is when everybody comes to-gether and just leaves all the hate behind, and just rolls with one cause, which is music.”
Snoop Dogg
2. Snoop goes on to say about the music industry:
“This is a business thing, its not a street thing, it’s a business and once the youngsters start to understand that, they’ll get to the level of they want to get to. [We need to work togeth-er to keep more people comin’ to the top.”]
3. We asked Snoop about his self-produced movie “Bossin’-Up”:
“Look here, Bossin’-Up, It’s a hot pimp mu-sical— First pimp musical ever put to-gether by myself Snoop D-O Double G. It’s like a throwback to the Mac. The Mac’s the movie that inspired me to do this with my main man, Pookey Brown.”
4. We asked Snoop about his red-headed co-star; “That’s’ a-- Hawthorne James, (He was off the hook.) He played in the Five Heartbeats. My main man Pookey (Brown) and myself we both knew that he was good from the Five Heartbeats and we needed somebody that could like bring some articulate, (you know what I’m sayin’) $hit to the screen as far as not just actin, but the delivery of the words, the words were important.”
Reel time/REal Talk
Title: 02 Chapter: 01
0:01:16
0:01:020:01:32
0:02:02
0:02:14
0:00:56
0:02:47
0:03:09
0:04:25
0:04:35
0:03:52
0:04:01
1. Why did you name the album, “My Ghetto report card?
E-40 says: “It doesn’t take a rocket scientist, you smell me, My Ghetto Report Card, I get straight A’s across the board, never done any-thing foul in the game.”
2. We asked E-40 about one of the most notori-ous rappers from the Bay Area, Mac Dre.
“We got o give a shout-out to Mac Dre, defi-nitely. R.I.P. Mac Dre, definitely a major fixture in the Hyphy Movement, don’t get it twidded, you smell me? R.I.P. Mac Dre.”
3. We asked E-40 how he feels Mac Dre’s death has effected the Hyphy Movement?
“Man, people loved that dude man, they loved Mac Dre, I wish he was still here, you smell me?”
4. And when asked his opinion on the death of rappers Proof and Mac Dre and the violence that has played a role in Hip Hop, he respond-ed:
“We’re just all human. This is a high-risk busi-ness to be in.”
E-40Reel time/REal Talk
Title: 02 Chapter: 09Pick-a-scene
Wes
t Coa
st R
e-Co
ver
DIGITAL CONTENT GUIDESpotlightDigital
Star's Cars
H.W. Motorsports 00:08310 MotorsThe Ones that Started it All!
Concert Series HiglightsIce CubeE-40Keak the SneakSuga FreeMalverdeAvantMobb Deep
00:1000:0400:0700:3000:2000:0500:02
Freestyles
Ras KassSpida LocG. MaloneLady G
00:2800:1900:1300:24
Wait ‘til you hear what Spida Loc said about The Game!
00:25
Ladies Custom SwimsuitsOur hosts Jasmine and Laila visit
“Unico Exotics” to model their new custom made swimsuits
00:18
Contents C
ont...
Contents C
ont...
0:11:42
0:11:49
0:12:37
0:12:47
0:12:56
0:12:500:13:30
0:13:40
1. Why did you name the album, “My Ghetto report card?
E-40 says: “It doesn’t take a rocket scientist, you smell me, My Ghetto Report Card, I get straight A’s across the board, never done any-thing foul in the game.”
2. We asked E-40 about one of the most notori-ous rappers from the Bay Area, Mac Dre.
“We got o give a shout-out to Mac Dre, defi-nitely. R.I.P. Mac Dre, definitely a major fixture in the Hyphy Movement, don’t get it twidded, you smell me? R.I.P. Mac Dre.”
3. We asked E-40 how he feels Mac Dre’s death has effected the Hyphy Movement?
“Man, people loved that dude man, they loved Mac Dre, I wish he was still here, you smell me?”
4. And when asked his opinion on the death of rappers Proof and Mac Dre and the violence that has played a role in Hip Hop, he respond-ed:
“We’re just all human. This is a high-risk busi-ness to be in.”
E-40Reel time/REal Talk
Title: 02 Chapter: 09Pick-a-scene
Wes
t Coa
st R
e-Co
ver
DIGITAL CONTENT GUIDESpotlightDigital
Star's Cars
H.W. Motorsports 00:08310 MotorsThe Ones that Started it All!
Concert Series HiglightsIce CubeE-40Keak the SneakSuga FreeMalverdeAvantMobb Deep
00:1000:0400:0700:3000:2000:0500:02
Freestyles
Ras KassSpida LocG. MaloneLady G
00:2800:1900:1300:24
Wait ‘til you hear what Spida Loc said about The Game!
00:25
Ladies Custom SwimsuitsOur hosts Jasmine and Laila visit
“Unico Exotics” to model their new custom made swimsuits
00:18
Contents C
ont...
Contents C
ont...
0:11:42
0:11:49
0:12:37
0:12:47
0:12:56
0:12:500:13:30
0:13:40