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Like Watching Video on the iPad? Check Out the New MeFeedia App
Online video directory MeFeedia today released an iPad app that's very easy to use and could provide hours of entertainment. The app lines up video after video on any of 6 different topics, from news to comedy to tech and business. It's a very simple app but could be a good source of content if you'd like to know what's new in the world. A stats page keeps track of how much video you watch and tells you how many people have watched more. Each video's age in minutes or hours is listed and it's easy to bookmark a video to watch later.
The app would be much nicer if it allowed you to play your playlist of videos continuously but it's not so taxing to click play after each video. It's a good little app!
Video Search Engine Mefeedia Relaunches
When we first reviewed Mefeedia, a video search engine and discovery service, we were somewhat critical of its user interface, but also rated it as one of the best media search engines on the Internet. Today, Mefeedia relaunched with an updated user interface and the ability to search for free, full-length streaming movies. Mefeedia also announced that it is seeing steady growth, with 4.9 million unique visitors in September and 6 million in October.
Mefeedia Launches Extensive Multimedia Search
Online video community Mefeedia has officially launched its media search engine indexing more than 15,000 sources of video, TV, music and podcasts. It's even indexing SlideShare presentations. It's a good place to find media on almost any topic and a good excuse to check out some of the truly innovative community features Mefeedia offers.
The Mefeedia interface could use some work; it's not very pretty and there are a few logical connections from one part of the site to another that haven't been made. We could complain all day about anything, though. Mefeedia is now a better media search engine than probably any other available.
New Odeo Coming Next Month - FireAnt With a Coat of Paint
In May of last year, Sonic Mountain bought the assets of Evan William's podcast directory Odeo (and then promptly renamed itself Odeo). In September, the new company bought out its chief rival, FireAnt, for about $400,000. The company planned to launch in December a public beta of its new software that merged Odeo's podcasting tools with FireAnt's desktop media player (which aggregated video blog feeds). Odeo obviously missed that date, but company COO Eric Rupert says that he expects the new Odeo "to be released for a more 'open' beta sometime at the beginning of Feb."
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