On-demand web video service Joost's new (and free) iPhone application, launched Monday, streams its entire online library of 45,000-plus videos to users on WiFi networks, according to CEO Mike Volpi. A large portion of the library will be available on 3G within a month: "The technology is basically ready," he says. Volpi spoke to me about the launch from London Monday via video Skype.
Joost has a number of big-name content partnerships with companies including CBS, Viacom, Sony, Warner Music Group, Warner Brothers, and Turner, so it has some pretty great videos to offer: 1,200 shorts and movies (like Men in Black), 400 TV series (like The Daily Show) and around 18,000 music videos.
In the segment, Volpi describes the features of the application, such as its list of most popular videos within the user's geographic area.
--Kelsey Blodget, Associate Producer
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that will be a deal breaker for the folks with limited WiFI access.
such as its list of most popular videos within the user's geographic area.
videos to users on WiFi networks, according to CEO Mike Volpi.
that will be a deal breaker for the folks with limited WiFI access.
The technology is basically read……
This reminds me of Skyfire ( though Skyfire is more a web browser ) too bad it wont do 3G that will be a deal breaker for the folks with limited WiFI access.
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