About SnappyTV

SnappyTV is the best way to share what you're watching on TV with your friends. Yes, actually share what you just saw.

The easiest way to share what you're watching on TV -
Hit snap while watching live television shows from our content partners and we'll instantly give you a video clip of what you just saw. Tell your friends what you think about that moment and pass it on. Post it to Facebook and your friends can actually watch what you're talking about. No longer will you flub a punchline, or try to describe last night's game. You can just show them.

A great way to see the best moments on TV -
You don’t have to snap to get value from SnappyTV. Folks are talking about what they watch on television all the time. SnappyTV is a real time stream of the most interesting things your friends see on television. Whether it's a sitcom or highlights from news, sports or politics, we will show you what's hot while the story unfolds and after the show is over.

SnappyTV for Content Owners -
The SnappyTV platform connects your fans to your content in a powerful way. We enable your biggest fans to spread the word about their favorite shows in real time, which drives tune-in among their friends. We offer unprecedented control for social sharing of your content and multiple ways to promote your content through the appropriate geographic content windows. Of course, you can see the effect your content is having on the social web with our real time analytics.

SnappyTV for Journalists and Bloggers -
SnappyTV is a great way for reporters to quickly and easily talk about live events by embedding those important moments on their blogs as soon as they are streamed live. Go to this year's State of the Union Page and see the highlights. Embed the best video clips on your site with your commentary about what happened.

Find out more by visiting www.snappytv.com.

 

CEO
SnappyTV

Previously, Mike Folgner was the general manager of video at Yahoo. He came over to the company after his company, Jumpcut, was acquired. Folgner has extensive experience in marketing, sales, and business development in interactive video technologies. Folgner was director of business development at OpenTV Inc., a leading provider of interactive television software and consumer video products, where he helped build the company’s consumer interactive applications business. Folgner has experience in sales and partnership development and has managed projects to build consumer facing interactive television products. Folgner also worked in business and competitive strategy for Hewlett-Packard. Folgner has an undergraduate degree in industrial engineering and operations research from Stanford University and an MBA from Stanford’s graduate school of business where he developed the business plan for Jumpcut.

Presented June 9, 2011