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DV
DVB Cornwall
See Saw built on the remains of the stopped Kangaroo project is now accepting pre-registrations for a limited January 2010 Beta release.......

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Last edited by DVB Cornwall on 20 May 2010 2:12pm - 5 times in total

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DV
DVB Cornwall
The online TV service SeeSaw is aiming to launch in March, with content from partners including BBC Worldwide, Channel 4 and Channel Five.

The service, built from the assets of ITV, Channel 4 and BBC Worldwide's defunct Project Kangaroo video-on-demand venture, will start a closed, invite-only trial tomorrow.

SeeSaw is hoping to build up the number of users for its trial over the course of about a month to 10,000, with the aim of offering about 3,500 hours of TV content at launch by March.

It is understood that the service will offer a combination of free advertising-supported content and paid-for programming, the latter mostly from the US.

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AS
Asa Admin
Did anyone who weren't successful the first time receive an email from Seesaw the other day?
RO
rob Founding member
Asa posted:
Did anyone who weren't successful the first time receive an email from Seesaw the other day?


Yes, I received one.
AL
altrus
I got a email in spam from them ages ago with a link to get an invite code later.

But I don't have the code Sad
GS
Gavin Scott Founding member
Asa posted:
Did anyone who weren't successful the first time receive an email from Seesaw the other day?


No, I assumed that I wasn't put forward.
JO
jonniew
I got one and had to click a link and then they said they'd be in touch or something like that but nothing as yet, although the artcile further up does say that invites will be sent out over the next few days...
GS
Gavin Scott Founding member
Asa posted:
Did anyone who weren't successful the first time receive an email from Seesaw the other day?


No, I assumed that I wasn't put forward.


I'm very sorry I was mistaken - it arrived in Spam 5 days ago.

My bad.
FA
fairlie
Asa posted:
Did anyone who weren't successful the first time receive an email from Seesaw the other day?


Nope

Edit: I take that back, it was in spam and gmail search didn't find it. Thanks Asa!
Last edited by fairlie on 26 January 2010 2:18pm - 2 times in total
PA
paul_hadley
Asa posted:
Did anyone who weren't successful the first time receive an email from Seesaw the other day?

No. Sad
DV
DVB Cornwall
Just note the trial is due to start, there's absolutely no guarantee that everyone will be invited at the beginning. I'd very much doubt it actually. Probably less than 100 will get the code today, then they'll ramp up over the coming five weeks.

It's interesting to see the screen on the linked more recent MG article looks so much like the iPlayer, it's uncanny. The Kangaroo heritage is plain to see and hasn't been disguised at all.

I note Brand Republic is stating that they've signed Cadbury, Nivea and Sainsbury as lead advertisers for the launch.

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Last edited by DVB Cornwall on 26 January 2010 2:03pm
GS
Gavin Scott Founding member
I note Brand Republic is stating that they've signed Cadbury, Nivea ... as lead advertisers for the launch.


Doomed to failure. Have you ever tried to open a bar of chocolate when you've just moisturised your hands?

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