New Internet Television Channel Opens Up To Quality Grassroots Content

In a locked-down television landscape, here is an outpost of innovation and access for alternative media voices and delivery formats: Internet television, made and delivered in a format that effectively competes with traditional mainstream television channels while offering news and views you dont normally get to see.

This past week marked the official public launch of a new channel which lets television viewers like you broadcast their own videos to the world.

Different from other early grassroots projects that have recently emerged in this direction, this is not a chaotic assembly of user-uploaded personal clips of dubious popular interest. Here you can see quality amateur and independently produced video content coming from all kinds of different sources, but selected for its production and content values as well.

Amidst this content contributed by viewers, the new channel airs new segments which leverage Google Zeitgeist data to highlight trends in what people search for using Google.

In other words: This is the new US-based Open Source television channel in which users direct and decide what’s really hot.

It is about what’s going on: a look at what’s new in culture, style, technology, music, and more, with much of the content produced by viewers themselves.

It builds a bridge between the Internet and TV, allowing people to create, customize and freely select what they want to learn and find out more about.

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