TV isn’t for suckers anymore. We have HBO to thank for this. Unfortunately, the death of the TV as we know it is coming in less than a year. So unless you’re saving up a stockpile of government coupons for analog converters, or investing in a new TV or higher cable bill, you may want to consider your good friend the PC for your entertainment needs. If you haven’t quite figured out the whole TV-on-the-nets deal, no problem--try Modern Feed, the latest tool in web programming. Instead of relying on machines and bots to choose content, Modern Feed has actual human curators hand-picking content from throughout the web. In other words, they’ll find the program you want to watch with the best quality and speed. So far they have 25,000 shows in their directory. You can subscribe to the shows you love (Lost, The Simpsons, Heros etc). Programs are indexed and easily searchable. You can also check what everyone else is watching, or view staff faves, or explore on your own. There’s even a handy designed-for-iPhone site for viewing pleasure direct from your iPhone.
“The Modern Feed mission is clear: Make it simple. We do everything in our power to take all the technology guesswork out of finding and viewing amazing legal programming. We guide the Modern Feed viewer directly to the source, whether it is the network, distributor or destination that is offering the programming. We work overtime so that you can enjoy programming without thinking about the technology.”
Modern Feed makes online TV watching a whole lot more pleasurable and easy to use. It’s use of humans vs machines to pick quality content provides the end user with a better product.
Will user like the idea of using a directory? Or would they prefer all the content in one place for easy viewing? Will Modern Feed’s human approach prove a success?
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http://www.modernfeed.com
