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==My Live Time | It's what's on the web == | ==My Live Time | It's what's on the web == | ||
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| − | + | [http://www.mylivetime.com/ MyLiveTime] is a free online [[:Category:Video|video]] guide, that enables you to find videos that really matter to you. By using MyLiveTime, you can find over 1700 video channels on the internet. With some of the most popular channels at MyLiveTime, such as [[watch0nline.info|Watch0nline]], [[videofeenz.com|Video Feenz]], [[movieshares.co.uk|Movie Shares]], and [[free-movies-tv-shows.com|Cinema Movies]], you can find thousands of movies and television shows, both new and old. Other very popular channels are more topically specific, such as [[BabyTV.com|Baby TV's]] infant channel, the [[bollystic.com|Bollyistic]] channel for [[:Category:Bollywood|Bollywood film]] fans, and [[:Category:Anime|Anime]] provider [[anivide.com|Anivide]]. | |
===History and features=== | ===History and features=== | ||
| − | According to [http://www.mylivetime.com/blog.html the My Live Time blog], the project originally began as an attempt to document everything live on the web. As of today, they provide live content such as [[:Category:Web Seminar|web seminars]] (webinars), [[:Category:Video Blog|video blogs]] (vlogs), [[Skype.com|Skypecasts]], and | + | According to [http://www.mylivetime.com/blog.html the My Live Time blog], the project originally began as an attempt to document everything live on the web. As of today, they provide live content such as [[:Category:Web Seminar|web seminars]] (webinars), [[:Category:Video Blog|video blogs]] (vlogs), [[Skype.com|Skypecasts]], and live sporting events. Sites linked through MyLiveTime include (but are not limited to): [[justin.tv]], [[Wikipedia:Justine Ezarik|Justine Ezarik's]] site for video bloggers, [[ustream.tv]], a live vlogging site, and [[jumptv.com]], which is the world's largest broadcaster of international and sports content on the internet. |
| − | But like most endeavors, their vision has evolved over time until it reached the site | + | But like most endeavors, their vision has evolved over time until it reached the present site: a guide to various pages providing online video, including both live and on demand content. With the number of online TV channels expected to reach over one million by 2011, finding the best live and on demand video content is becoming increasingly difficult. MyLiveTime provides a custom [[Google.com|Google search]] and a unique set of categories carefully selected by its dedicated editorial team. |
==Video Categories == | ==Video Categories == | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 17 December 2008
My Live Time | It's what's on the web
MyLiveTime is a free online video guide, that enables you to find videos that really matter to you. By using MyLiveTime, you can find over 1700 video channels on the internet. With some of the most popular channels at MyLiveTime, such as Watch0nline, Video Feenz, Movie Shares, and Cinema Movies, you can find thousands of movies and television shows, both new and old. Other very popular channels are more topically specific, such as Baby TV's infant channel, the Bollyistic channel for Bollywood film fans, and Anime provider Anivide.
History and features
According to the My Live Time blog, the project originally began as an attempt to document everything live on the web. As of today, they provide live content such as web seminars (webinars), video blogs (vlogs), Skypecasts, and live sporting events. Sites linked through MyLiveTime include (but are not limited to): justin.tv, Justine Ezarik's site for video bloggers, ustream.tv, a live vlogging site, and jumptv.com, which is the world's largest broadcaster of international and sports content on the internet.
But like most endeavors, their vision has evolved over time until it reached the present site: a guide to various pages providing online video, including both live and on demand content. With the number of online TV channels expected to reach over one million by 2011, finding the best live and on demand video content is becoming increasingly difficult. MyLiveTime provides a custom Google search and a unique set of categories carefully selected by its dedicated editorial team.
Video Categories
Here are the current categories of video you can choose from at My Live Time, with a selected example from within the category.
