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January 24, 2012 Watch And Share The State Of The Union, Thanks to SnappyTV If you’re watching President Obama’s State of the Union tonight, startup SnappyTV has a cool way for you to share your favorite clips with your friends — and we’re including it in this post. READ MORE Watch an example clip: |
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January 23, 2012 SnappyTV Set to Debut Socially-Connected, Cloud-Based Live Video Editor During 2012 State of the Union Address SnappyTV has created the web’s first cloud-based, live video editing tool that allows content owners and their fans to instantly publish highlight clips from live content to the web in a rights friendly way. It allows broadcasters, media and other rights approved users to instantly create clips of live TV and web streams, as they air, and share them on Facebook, Twitter, blogs and other social media outlets in real-time. READ MORE |
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January 20, 2012 SnappyTV Unveils Live Video Editor During State of the Union The online video world got its first look at SnappyTV during the 2011 State of the Union Address. One year later, SnappyTV is using the 2012 Address to test and promote its new Pro Editor, which works with a cloud-based DVR. READ MORE |
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January 20, 2012 SnappyTV launches 'Pro Editor' in time for State of the Union SnappyTV is one of the social TV startups that make you excited about the evolution of social TV. The startup that won "Best Idea" at the first Social TV Summit just announced that they are launching a new "Pro Editor" for bloggers to debut during the State of the Union Address this Tuesday at 9pm ET. The San Francisco-based startup is out to conquer an important issue that faces everyone sharing content around social TV. "Do you ever notice that when you see something great on TV everyone talks about it on Twitter, but it takes hours or longer for that clip to show up online?" Ever since Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift and YouTube lawyers raced to take down the clips, social TV lovers have been waiting for a solution. READ MORE |
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January 20, 2012 SnappyTV Set to Debut Socially-Connected, Cloud-Based Live Video Editor During 2012 State of the Union Address When President Obama takes the podium on Tuesday, January 24th at 9:00 p.m. ET to deliver his 2012 State of the Union Address, anyone across the country can, for the first time, clip a video of any moment from the speech to tweet, post or embed in their blog. READ MORE |
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October 15, 2011 Fox Sports West in full 'Zone' coverage What started out as a significant undertaking to expand coverage of high school football in Wisconsin has helped revolutionize broadcasting of the sport this season in Southern California. Already at the forefront of coverage of regular season, playoff and state bowl championship games, Fox Sports West decided that one football game every Friday wasn't enough for diehard fans to view. READ MORE Watch an example clip: |
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September 7, 2011 Sharing The PBS NewsHour is Now a 'Snap' We've been testing a product called SnappyTV for a few months now, and would like to open it up to a larger audience for testing: you. Snappy allows you to clip any highlight from a tv program and share that instantly across social networks. READ MORE See how PBS NewsHour uses SnappyTV: |
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August 19, 2011 Interview with SnappyTV CEO, Mike Folgner I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Mike Folgner, Founder of SnappyTV and winner of “Best Social Idea” at the Social TV Summit. I asked him questions about the company and his views on the future of Social TV. READ MORE |
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August 10, 2011 Following The PGA Championship Users can take advantage of a number of features including chatting via Facebook or Twitter, simulated course flyovers, a look at the leaderboard, and perhaps the Coup de grâce, by taking advantage of the Snap-And-Share function, viewers can create their own highlights. The technology is powered by SnappyTV.com, and it’s pretty damn cool. READ MORE |
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August 10, 2011 PGA Championship 2011: How To Follow Every Stroke Online There will also be an interactive 360-degree camera to explore the entire course, and a pretty cool feature that could allow the PGA’s best moments to go viral: Fans will be able to screen-capture select moments of the tournament through a special live editor, then share these on Facebook and Twitter — something made possible through cooperation with SnappyTV. READ MORE |
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August 10, 2011 PGA Championship 2011: How To Follow Every Stroke Online While watching the championship events on PGA.com or TNT, viewers can "snap" coverage and share their own instant highlights on Facebook and Twitter. Turner Sports and the PGA partnered with SnappyTV to provide this service. READ MORE |
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August 8, 2011 SnappyTV Partners with the PGA, Delivers Snap and Shoot Video SnappyTV partnered with Turner Sports and PGA.com this weekend to deliver "snap and shoot" service for Sunday's PGA championship. While not completely new, SnappyTV is still building awareness about what it offers. The company partners with TV providers and gives viewers a way to capture and share video that was just broadcast. READ MORE |
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August 8, 2011 93rd PGA Championship Tees Off Social TV Programming Allowing Fans to Share Instant Highlights Powered by SnappyTV From Tiger Woods’ return to Rory McIlroy looking for a major repeat, golf fans can snap live tv clips of the 93rd PGA Championship and instantly share on Twitter and Facebook in real time powerd by SnappyTV, the first rights-friendly resource for sharing live television clips via your social networks. READ MORE |
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July 21, 2011 SnappyTV wins Best Social TV Idea Out of 10 companies that pitched the crowd at the Social TV Summit — with just two-minute demos — SnappyTV won the award for the best social TV idea. READ MORE See the annoucement: |
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July 18, 2011 Share Instant Highlights on Social Networks from Social TV Summit with SnappyTV Capture and share instant personal highlights of the Social TV Summit as industry executives explore impact of social media on tv and video, to post on social networks, blogs or news outlets in real time with SnappyTV, the first rights-friendly resource for sharing live television clips via your social networks. READ MORE |
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July 6, 2011 Share Live TV Clips from Obama's Twitter Town Hall in Real Time with SnappyTV While President Obama is answering your questions on the economy and jobs via the live webcast from the White House today at 2 p.m. EST, capture any moment live of the show and instantly share on Twitter, Facebook and your blog or news outlet in real time with SnappyTV, the first rights-friendly resource for sharing live television clips via social networks. READ MORE Watch President Obama respond to a question from Speaker of the House John Boehner: |
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May 23, 2011 Tennis Channel Partners With SnappyTV To Let Viewers Share Clips Tennis Channel has partnered with S.F.-based technology firm SnappyTV to conduct an experiment on viewer sharing of video clips from the channel's coverage of the French Open. Viewers watching the tournament can share up to a minute of footage they just saw live with anyone else by going to SnappyTV.com, with clips then sent to personal blogs, user-chosen websites, Twitter or Facebook. READ MORE |
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April 28, 2011 How To Curate Your TV Watching This ingenious little app for the iPhone and web allows you to clip up to 20 seconds of a show and send it to Facebook or Twitter. You can also grab embed code, which presumably means Tumblr and other curation tools are game, too. READ MORE |
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April 7, 2011 Fox, NBCU test clip-sharing service SnappyTV fills a missing link -- literally and figuratively -- in the social-media conversation around TV shows by enabling viewers to couple their micro-commentary with video relevant to what they just watched live. READ MORE |
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April 7, 2011 SnappyTV Lets You Tune-In To TV Shows And Share Video Clips Online 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. READ MORE |
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