November 12th, 2009
Clicker.com s a video search engine, which aims to index all of the movies, TV shows and other video content available online and arrange it by network, genre and show name.
Clicker.com launches with an index of 300,000 episodes from over 5,200 shows on 1,200 networks, in addition to 1,200 movies and 50,000 music videos. The company has a deal with Boxee, and said it will soon also index Netflix’s 14,000 available movie titles. Roughly 30,000 movies are part of Netflix’s streaming library or Amazon.com’s video store. Streaming from Netflix requires a subscription while Amazon.com sells or rents video downloads. Most of the other material in Clicker’s database is shown for free.
The Clicker.com database allows consumers to chose programs in many ways, as well as enabling a form of social networking – a necessity in the latest web companies. One key development Search Within: enables users to restrict a search to topics within a specific program. For example, searching “Warren Buffett” within the show Charlie Rose specifically brings up those episodes where Buffett is interviewed
Currently, the site is in beta phase, which during this time they will continue to improve the end-user experience. So, if you want to be a part of making this site even better, click here for the beta invitation

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November 12th, 2009
iMeetzu allows you to meet and chat with random strangers from all over the world! iMeetzu is a unique website because it builds off basic random 1-on-1 chatting aspects to create a conversationalist social network. It claims that ‘your chat is 100% anonymous‘ and ‘you do not have to reveal any information you don’t want to! Users have profiles, the ability to save their favorite conversational friends, and the ability to have anonymous chats as they please (users can choose whether or not to reveal their usernames to other chatters)
Founded by two 22-year-old college students, Aaron Mannenbach (MBA Johnson School at Cornell 2011) and Josh Marthaller (BA University of Oregon 2010), the site brings about a totally new concept of what could essentially be called open source conversationalism. The best thing about imeetzu is that it doesn’t require any registration. Yes, simply log on to the website and get ready to chat with the strangers. Yes, no rules, no regulations, nothing at all. Just sheer excitement.
it has one very nice feature of map yourself. The mapping feature allows you to place your location in the map which is visible to anyone who visits your profile. The map can be seen on the right hand side of your profile.
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November 11th, 2009
Vidly, a video-sharing service designed to work around Twitter, is bringing high-definition video to the to the microblogging network. The company, which used to be TwitVid.io, changed its name partly to emphasize its new focus beyond Twitter.Vidly is an extremely lightweight, fast, and reliable way to upload your videos to Twitter from your iPhone as well. While one aspect is sharing videos on Twitter, the focus is on other social networks as well, with a key focus on the various mobile platforms.
Using Vidly you can upload a video, record one via your webcam, or email a video that’s sitting idly on your mobile device. Vidly allows you to upload up to 1GB of video or 20 minutes worth, whichever hits the mark first.
HD video on the web has always been sort of a hazy thing due to varying expectations of resolutions and bitrates, but it seems safe to say that Vidly’s video is the highest quality out there among its competitors.

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