diggnation

In this recorded episode of [itvt]'s talk radio show, "The TV of
Tomorrow Show with Tracy Swedlow," sponsored by TiVo, Jim
Louderback, CEO of Revision3, provides an overview of his
company--which bills itself as "an actual TV network for the Web,"
and which produces its own original, broadcast-quality programming.

Topics discussed include funding, download numbers, revenues,
demographics, distribution strategy, content strategy, advertising

Vancouver-based VideoClix, a provider of "hotspotting" (i.e. clickable
video) technology, has signed a deal with Revision3, a company that
bills itself as "an actual TV network for the Web" and that develops and
produces original broadband TV shows. Revision3 plans to use
VideoClix' technology to enable its viewers to click on different objects
within a video--for example, show hosts and products--in order to
access additional information and "interesting facts." The first
Revision3 show to employ the technology is one of the company's most
popular, "DiggNation," which began using it April 11th. Other shows
set to offer hotspotting as a result of the deal include "Internet