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Popcorn.co.uk
Funded by Carlton Communications, and anticipating the first dotcom boom, Popcorn covered cinema with passion, irreverece and a uniquely British approach, conveying an independence from studios and advertisers that emphasised the site's integrity. | 
| I produced, edited or commissioned all content, comprising news, reviews, features and a weekly newsletter (with 40,000 subscribers). |  | It repeatedly broke stories which went worldwide, and carried interviews with major industry figures in the UK, Hollywood and worldwide. | 
| Loyalty and community built virally. Popcorn had 1.2m monthly impressions, outstripping established rivals such as Empire Online to become the UK's market leader.
The site was nominated for 'Best E-Zine' at the inaugural Bafta Interactive Awards. Both Variety and Entertainment Weekly rated the site 'A+'. | | NEXT: Future Publishing | |
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