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Interview: RingGuides, Inc. Founder, Robert May, on the Company's New Ringz.TV App
Last month, San Francisco-based start-up, RingGuides Inc. (RGI), launched Ringz.TV, a second-screen social-TV/content-discovery/video-sharing app that the company bills as "organiz[ing] thousands of Web video streams in a multi-dimensional environment" and as "leveraging the iPad's dual core processors and multi-touch inputs" in order to "deliver a fast-paced world where viewers flip, swipe, tap and pinch to explore a rich media universe."
In this recorded interview with [itvt]'s editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow, RGI founder, Robert May, discusses the Ringz.TV app and the thinking behind it, outlines his company's goals for the app, and more.
Last month, San Francisco-based start-up, RingGuides Inc. (RGI), launched Ringz.TV, a second-screen social-TV/content-discovery/video-sharing app that the company bills as "organiz[ing] thousands of Web video streams in a multi-dimensional environment" and as "leveraging the iPad's dual core processors and multi-touch inputs" in order to "deliver a fast-paced world where viewers flip, swipe, tap and pinch to explore a rich media universe."
In this recorded interview with [itvt]'s editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow, RGI founder, Robert May, discusses the Ringz.TV app and the thinking behind it, outlines his company's goals for the app, and more.
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Interview: RingGuides, Inc. Founder, Robert May, on the Company's New Ringz.TV App
Last month, San Francisco-based start-up, RingGuides Inc. (RGI), launched Ringz.TV, a second-screen social-TV/content-discovery/video-sharing app that the company bills as "organiz[ing] thousands of Web video streams in a multi-dimensional environment" and as "leveraging the iPad's dual core processors and multi-touch inputs" in order to "deliver a fast-paced world where viewers flip, swipe, tap and pinch to explore a rich media universe."
In this recorded interview with [itvt]'s editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow, RGI founder, Robert May, discusses the Ringz.TV app and the thinking behind it, outlines his company's goals for the app, and more.
Last month, San Francisco-based start-up, RingGuides Inc. (RGI), launched Ringz.TV, a second-screen social-TV/content-discovery/video-sharing app that the company bills as "organiz[ing] thousands of Web video streams in a multi-dimensional environment" and as "leveraging the iPad's dual core processors and multi-touch inputs" in order to "deliver a fast-paced world where viewers flip, swipe, tap and pinch to explore a rich media universe."
In this recorded interview with [itvt]'s editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow, RGI founder, Robert May, discusses the Ringz.TV app and the thinking behind it, outlines his company's goals for the app, and more.