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September 8th, 2007 at 11:43 pm
Without a doubt – Veoh. While 3 mil won’t get you much with this red hot new startup, their solution is unique: they are taking tradional walled broadcast media and aggregating it, personalizing it (with a recommendation engine) and at times enabling true place shifting with their new Home Download option (which downloads remotely to your home computer) or via download with their subscription content. As an added bonus, if you set the VeohTV download folder as an auto update folder for your itunes, you can even stream their downloaded content to your TV via Apple TV.
I don’t work for Veoh, but I’ve been meeting with them since early 2007. These are some smart people with a great product and a huge market.
September 9th, 2007 at 11:06 am
I agree with you. Veoh is definitely an amazing product and one worth investing in.
October 7th, 2007 at 5:58 am
look at Visible World, you rarely see companies with such aspirations and managing team. very interesting and relevant to the future of TV and the merger with the web, but from the other side, not TV on the web, but rather web abilities on the TV. from the list of current investors, you can’t go wrong
http://www.visibleworld.com/about/investors.php