Comments on: August Capital Bets on VideoEgg

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technoogle.com Blog » Blog Archive » VideoEgg secures venture round — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 04:25:40 +0000

[…] (via Techcrunch) VideoEgg, a web-based video publishing service has announced that it has closed a venture round with August Capital, without disclosing the amount of the round or the valuation. […]

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By: Tom

Tom — Sun, 22 Jan 2006 23:36:11 +0000

VideoEgg’s Kevin Sladek lays out the company strategy in an interview at vlogLAB.com (http://www.vloglab.com)

By: macewan

macewan — Sat, 21 Jan 2006 21:08:18 +0000

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The VideoEgg Publisher is currently unavailable on your operating system.
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hrm, looks like it should be msvideoegg

By: Shakir Razak

Shakir Razak — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 04:20:11 +0000

Hi Michael,

Could you, and fellow readers let me know your thoughts on this company please: forbidden.co.uk / clesh.com

I’ve been reading about it for some years (not used).

For all the noise in the web-video/sharing space right now, this companies’ had a robust corporate product out for over 3 years, but it’s absolutely rubish about letting the [blog/web et al] world know anything about it.
And the clesh.com service was outlined, similarily years ago, including video/tagging.
It is made by a teeny development team though.

The best thing (i have seen) is the way that it works like Java, Upload once, play everywhere.
With the big handset manufactureres taking various strategic/dogmatic positions on what formats to pre-install unrelated to PQ, and most users never adding more than tunes to their phones, this works really well.

Kind regards,

Shakir Razak

By: Todd Diamond

Todd Diamond — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 00:44:52 +0000

Actually - VideoEgg is amazing. I’m a user, and unlike MPEG Nation and some other services, VideoEgg is a) free, b) files are transcoded locally and sent much faster, c) they are immediately available and d) it’s all done in an incredibly simple web browser plug in.

By: Michael Wolf

Michael Wolf — Wed, 18 Jan 2006 23:06:19 +0000

Not all that amazing since services like it (i.e. MPEGnation.com) have been up and running for nearly a year and offer many more options.

By: John Minnihan

John Minnihan — Wed, 18 Jan 2006 19:25:32 +0000

Hey Michael,

David actually announced this last night at the VLAB gig at Stanford where he was on the panel with Evan Williams, etc. discussing User-Generated Content.

He asked the audience to “…please don’t blog about this until tomorrow”. He was clearly excited about the deal, and it sounds like a very active space right now.