The purchase includes four Know Your Meme employees; however, four others from the KYM staff had left when funding ran dry last year, including the faces of the project, Kenyatta Cheese and Ellie Rountree.

The last episode of the “Know Your Meme” show appears to have been posted three months ago, but the meme database site continues to be actively maintained, with three million unique visitors and 20 million page views per month, according to Rocketboom owner Andrew Baron.

Baron hinted in a blog post that he will likely pursue another similar project, linking to a landing page for something called Meme.ly. Meanwhile, Cheezburger is flush with a recent $30 million funding round for its network of online comedy sites.

In a new experiment, the New York Web-video network, whose shows include Rocketboom and Wallstrip, will share its videos with a new NBC channel available in New York, NY Nonstop.

NBC called the local-television project a way of harnessing videos as they become popular. Vickie Burns, vice president of content and audience development, cited “JK Wedding Entrance Dance,” a wedding video that drew millions of eyeballs in the past few days. “For us, Blip is playing the role of agent,” said Meredith McGinn, senior manager of special projects for NBC.

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This time, it’s a video show called, “Sometimesdaily with Amanda Congdon,” which is in beta now.

Sometimes daily, Amanda? Hey, try sometimes all night, here at BoomTown! (Congdon obviously gets rest, as she looks good in the new show, unlike sleep-deprived me.)

This promo video here is decidedly odd in that hip way creaky folks like me don’t always get, but it is also certainly watchable.

Here’s the video:

Introducing Sometimesdaily from Sometimesdaily on Vimeo.