Posts Tagged ‘Tunerfish’

Comcast’s Tunerfish, a social discovery channel for television and video content that launched earlier this month, has taken a hint from their early adaptors and updated the site with new social features based on user feedback. The new features make it much easier to discover content and engage in conversation on the site. Tunerfish has been on the rise since the service was introduced at TechCrunch Disrupt in May and the new social features should prove to be a great leap forward for the company.
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Comcast’s Tunerfish, a new social discovery engine that allows users to share what they are watching, went live yesterday and has announced that they are teaming up with HBO to promote the upcoming season premiere of True Blood. Tunerfish was announced last month at TechCrunch Disrupt and it’s finally ready to be put into action. The True Blood campaign, which has a fun Vampire-esque theme, should be just the thing Tunerfish needs to get the word out about their cool new service.
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Yesterday at TechCrunch Disrupt Comcast introduced a new and exciting feature that could change the face of the way we consume television and web video. Tunerfish is a social discovery engine for video content. It allows viewers to share what they are watching – on television or on the web – with their friends, as well as to discover video content that is popular within their own social graph. It’s like Foursquare for video watching, letting users “check in” with what they’re watching and share it with their social circles on Twitter, Facebook and beyond.
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