Vid-Biz: Quarterlife, Damn, Rocketboom

Quarterlife Launches on Sunday (Is it Going to NBC?); high-profile MySpace series hits the Net on Sunday, and thanks to the writers’ strike, the peacock is reportedly in talks to pick it up for TV. (Announcement: emailed release; NBC: The Hollywood Reporter)

UPDATE: NTV was scheduled to interview Quarterlife’s co-creator Marshall Herskowitz this afternoon, but he had to cancel because of laryngitis. Coincidence that it was on the same day that the NBC rumor started? We asked about the show’s TV prospects and here’s the response from a Quarterlife spokesperson:

“quarterlife” was conceived as an Internet series and is debuting on the Internet on November 11 on MySpace, and on quarterlife.com the next day. We have had discussions with various networks. We have consistently said that we welcome the opportunity for the series to be broadcast on a network.

My Damn Channel Launches Two New Series; The Big Fat Brain Channel to feature Itty Bitty Liddy is about a 6-inch tall G. Gordon Liddy, and Tim After Tim, a time-travel comedy. (emailed release)

Rocketboom to Expand its Programming Lineup; Andrew Baron talks about upcoming projects like the upcoming live weekly business show. (Scobleizer)

Get on Reality TV with GotCast; startup focuses on online casting calls for TV reality shows. (TechCrunch)

Kiptronic to Offer P2P Advertising; startup will begin with audio-only ads for music files, but looking to add video too. (emailed release)

Break.com Launches Cool Digg Visualization; mousing over plays what Break videos are currently getting attention on the social news site. (Break)