Eyespot Introduces ''One Click'' Online Video Publishing to Major Internet Television Broadcasting and Video Sharing Websites

WebKnowHow
Tuesday, August 15, 2006; 06:04 AM

Eyespot Corp., developer of an online video editing and remixing suite of applications, announced an expansion of its offering, enabling "one click" publishing of its users' mixed and edited online videos through Internet Television broadcaster Veoh and Internet media company blip.tv. With these partnerships, users can easily publish the videos they create via Eyespot's remixing and editing tools on http://www.eyespot.com.

With easy-to-use online tools and services, Eyespot allows users to upload video clips, audio files or photos, in any format, to create high quality video. Enabling users to use special effects, transitions, and mix together their own content or the content from the Eyespot network, Eyespot is now expanding its offering to include "one click" distribution to online video destinations. Once a video is mixed or edited, users simply check a box online for outlets including blip.tv and Veoh and their video is automatically sent to the sites for additional viewing.

"The market has evolved to the point where anyone can make a video. The challenge is to turn the raw material into content that is high quality and easy to distribute," said Jim Kaskade, CEO and co-founder of Eyespot. "Working together, Eyespot and our partners provide users with the tools and services to create polished content and easily share it with a wide audience through massive distribution networks."

Eyespot's mobile capabilities allow anyone to send videos from Eyespot's online service to a mobile phone and vice versa. Eyespot launched this service as part of its Eyespot Mobile Share program. As the first component in a multi-part offering, Eyespot users can now interact with video directly from their mobile phones.