Blip.tv, set-top boxes, and content syndication

[jmiller]

The cool part about this whole transition on the Web, is that soon you can scroll through Web videos on your TV.

Dina Kaplan of Blip.tv, tells us (http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/topnews/wpn-60-20061004BliptvGivesGlimpseOfTVFuture.html) that her company just signed a deal with Akimbo to bring the web video site's content to TV through a set top box...which is pretty awesome, if you ask me.

Blip.tv hosts vlogs and such and handles all the technical issues to free up the creative process, which also I think is cool.

What's not cool is that we didn't get Blip-hosted Amanda Congdon to drop by Lexington on her way across the states.

[AjiNIMC]

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