Joost - Out of Beta
Everybody's favourite half-decent WebTV service Joost has emerged from Beta all shiny and new and full of goodness. There's now literally hundreds of channels (well, about a hundred) and there's actually some decent stuff on some of them. Over 15,000 shows now, apparently.
The biggest news though, is that Joost is no longer invite-only. Which means that anyone who was previously looking for an invite from me can bugger off and just sign up themselves. Simply click on that there logo and sign yourself up to some webby-TV-torrenty-sharingy goodness.
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Comments
Serves you right for touting them so flagrantly. (Now all I need to do is find beta invites for something, so that I can get all that traffic :-p )
Posted by: QE | October 8, 2007 3:55 PM
I'll throw you a Skitch invite when I get some more. You don't have a Mac though, so I dunno if it'll work, or if you'll get "all that traffic". :-)
Posted by: Matt | October 8, 2007 4:10 PM
I wouldn't worry, I don't really understand what it does (and why it's worth doing) and probably wouldn't use it even if I did have a Mac.
Although if we're positing a QE that uses a Mac, anything is possible ;-)
Posted by: QE | October 8, 2007 4:34 PM
Macs run Linux, you know. And Skitch is totally brilliant (at taking and editing screenshots in a very cool, easy way, and uploading them ready for embedding, etc).
Posted by: Matt | October 8, 2007 4:40 PM
"Macs runs Linux, you know."
Ouch. Don't let the fanbois hear you say that (from either camp).
You could consider them siblings, but it's a whole other kernel and interoperability is not all that great.
Posted by: QE | October 17, 2007 1:17 PM