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April 7, 2011 02:56 pm GMT
There are a plethora of startups that offer a social, second-screen experience to watching televsion including TV Tune-In, GetGlue, Miso, and Tunerfish. Today, a new player is throwing its hat in the ring, but adding a new twist"the ability to share clips of video from television shows. SnappyTV is a social tune in platform that lets consumers clip video while they are watching and send to their Facebook and Twitter friends. Like the competition, SnappyTV is a second-screen experience for television shows, meaning that it is meant to be used on a computer or mobile device while watching a show on an actual television. While some startups have focused on the check-in, or games in the TV tune-in world, SnappyTV is focused on encouraging users to share snippets of video from TV partners. So a users who is watching Top Chef on Bravo will be able to access clips of the show on SnappyTV, and share these clips directly to Twitter and Facebook.
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SnappyTV Lets You Tune-In To TV Shows And Share Video Clips Online
There are a plethora of startups that offer a social, second-screen experience to watching televsion including TV Tune-In, GetGlue, Miso, and Tunerfish. Today, a new player is throwing its hat in the ring, but adding a new twist"the ability to share clips of video from television shows. SnappyTV is a social tune in platform that lets consumers clip video while they are watching and send to their Facebook and Twitter friends. Like the competition, SnappyTV is a second-screen experience for television shows, meaning that it is meant to be used on a computer or mobile device while watching a show on an actual television. While some startups have focused on the check-in, or games in the TV tune-in world, SnappyTV is focused on encouraging users to share snippets of video from TV partners. So a users who is watching Top Chef on Bravo will be able to access clips of the show on SnappyTV, and share these clips directly to Twitter and Facebook.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/VaVOGX2Xa4c/
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