This morning, MySpace launched the "separate but closely-linked part" of its networking site, MySpace TV.
The new page will bring the same channels and sorting features as YouTube but promises more vast social tools. Users will be able to track their favorite producers as well as tag clips "to put them into a profile" and personalize a video channel based solely on their past viewing history and their personal tastes.
MySpace also promised professional-made content from content providers such as Sony, news segments from New York Times and Reuters, and sports clips and games from the NBA and the NHL.
The page is still considered a public beta but it is available in North American as well as most of Europe and Japan. There is no word on when the beta will end but the company describes it as the "first phase" which will continue to improve until full release.
Source:
Electronista
MySpace also promised professional-made content from content providers such as Sony, news segments from New York Times and Reuters, and sports clips and games from the NBA and the NHL.
The page is still considered a public beta but it is available in North American as well as most of Europe and Japan. There is no word on when the beta will end but the company describes it as the "first phase" which will continue to improve until full release.
Source:
Electronista
