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Overlay.TV picks up top Red Herring Award

Posted by Rob Lewis on Wed, September 17, 2008 9:35 AM · Filed under Calgary, Edmonton, Montréal, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, Kitchener-Waterloo · Comments

Hot on the heels of the launch of their new monetization system and announcement that they're working with Nettwerk Records, Ottawa's Overlay.TV has been honoured at the first annual Red Herring Top 50 Awards in Mont Tremblant as the top Canadian business.

Overlay.TV is an interactive media platform that gives video creators and viewers the power to add a layer of custom-designed, clickable content over any embeddable online video through a drag-and-drop interface.

Overlay.TV is working with Nettwerk Records to add richer content to music videos - hyperlinks to the artiest social networking sites, information about how/where the video was made or links to where viewers can purchase CD’s and swag. Look out for Nettwerk star Sarah McLaughlan to launch her first new video in years on a custom Overlay.TV player.

To support the launch, Overlay.TV will be sponsoring a weekly news show about the online video space, hosted by Canadian new media journalist Amber MacArthur, entitled "The Overview." The first episode went live last week and takes viewers inside the online video space with what's new in video news, production tips and interviews with video producers and a spotlight on the platform's best content producers.

 

 
Company:
Overlay.TV
Website:
http://overlay.tv
Location:
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Overlay.TV is an interactive media company that provides an online video platform. This platform enables users, content owners, and e-commerce... [more]

 

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