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In providing the complete programming guide for Internet television, Clicker is focused exclusively on two core user needs: navigation and discovery. That is, finding what’s available to watch online and where it’s located, and helping you discover new programs that are worth watching. (When it’s time to watch, we direct you to the content owner’s [...]
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February 2, 2010 – 8:16 am
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Today we’re pleased to announce Clicker’s first partnership with a major university: UCLA.
Many universities have begun to put proprietary video content online, for the benefit of both students and the general public. Whether it’s course lectures, sporting events, or symposiums, a world of wonderful, high-quality programs is emerging from academia that is every bit as [...]
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November 12, 2009 – 11:34 am
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We are thrilled to announce that Clicker is now open to everyone. Our beta period is officially over.
We’d like to thank everyone who tweeted about us, sent us feedback, and tested the site during the past 58 days of beta. A major part of our final product, and our future roadmap, has come from your [...]
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October 14, 2009 – 12:38 pm
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It’s hard to believe it has already been 30 days since we introduced Clicker at TechCrunch50. Thanks to all of you who have said such good things about our new baby on your blogs, Twitter, Facebook, etc. Trust me, we don’t take any of it for granted!
While we’re off to a good start, the [...]
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September 14, 2009 – 12:29 pm
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“There’s a lot of free video on the Internet these days, and you don’t need to go spelunking on BitTorrent to find it. But it’s not always obvious where to get high-quality versions of TV shows and movies.” — Liz Gannes, “Where’s Our TVGuide For the Web?”, NewTeeVee, August 6, 2009
Welcome to Clicker. We’ve [...]
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