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Hi Peter, thanks for your feedback. > If you focus on
"major", "popular" and "top-rated", you will not
add If you visit the strmz.com site you’ll see that we actually
cast a pretty broad net and offer a wide range of Internet TV/video channels -
the emphasis being on quality programming.
With the incredible amount of video released online in recent months, there’s
lots to discover without wading through some of the drivel that’s out
there. Our mission is to help our users quickly find great video
programming with a comprehensive program guide designed for efficient channel-surfing
and clip-sharing. The only way to
add value as a mash-up service or aggregator is to show people In fact, much of the stuff produced by the
‘major media outlets’ is actually quite obscure, unknown, and
not-yet-popular. Most people have access to only 3-4% of the 31
million hours of programming the TV industry produces each year – and
are actually able to watch much less. AOL and the major portals are
building sophisticated video search query tools to mine their content –
though much still lies buried in their vast libraries. Strmz.com is creating
a collaborative program guide to help surface some of the jewels. We
believe some will surface as ‘popular’ and ‘top-rated’ consumer-generated
media -- and many lie deep in the vaults of the world’s major media companies.
At Strmz.com, wikis, blogs, playlists, and tags will provide your context for their
discovery. > Just a tip :) Don't focus on the popular or you're competing with
AOL For a limited number of beta program
participants, create an automated or hand-picked video playlist on Strmz.com and
publish it as HTML to your blog/website. Send an email for details. Regards, James http://strmz.com From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of petertheman
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