Justin.tv is the easiest way to create live video and show anyone in the world what's happening right now. Using only a laptop, you can share your event, class, party or thoughts, live, to anyone in over 250 countries while they chat in real-time with you and with other viewers. Justin.tv makes it fun, easy and fast to gather and engage with a live audience.
Live video can help you motivate a crowd to tell their friends what's happening, follow you on Twitter, buy a product, donate to a cause or get up out of their chairs and take action. Justin.tv is built from the ground up to support any audience, whether it's 5 people or 50,000. One new live video starts each second, and users watch more than 300 million videos every month. Headquartered in San Francisco, Justin.tv is funded by Alsop Louie Partners, Tim Draper and Y Combinator.
 Idolator: Kimberly Caldwell Makes A Pretty “Mess” On ‘Ellen’Robbie Daw | March 11, 2010 In addition to lording over the creation of her own Justin TV channel (where she’ll be appearing live tomorrow at 11 a.m., and promises, “I’ll answer anything!”), the blonde AI Season 2 bombshell tweeted that today alone she’s planning stops at the Los Angeles Times office, MTV and VH1 while on the promo trail.  Switched: Joe Biden to Use Justin.tv to Stream to the White House From AbroadAmar Toor | March 10, 2010 Since its inception, though, Justin.tv has expanded beyond lifecasting, and has now become a bona fide hosting platform, with millions of daily viewers and users. It just so happens that the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv.  Techdirt: White House Can't Stream Biden's Speech; So Uses Justin.tv InsteadMike Masnick | March 9, 2010 However, without the official White House television crew, they didn't think they'd be able to stream the speech live on the web -- until they decided to just use Justin.tv, one of a few excellent online services that make it drop dead simple to stream live video online.  NewTeeVee: Vice-President Biden to Use Justin.TV for Israel SpeechLiz Shannon Miller | March 9, 2010 When the former senator visits Tel Aviv University to address the Israeli public about American commitment to the security of Israel, he won’t be doing so on the official White House site — he’ll be talking live on Justin.tv.  The Hill: White House relies on Justin.tv to stream Biden's speechChristina Wilkie | March 8, 2010 The White House told ITK that it can be difficult to stream video onto the whitehouse.gov website from a non-White House camera feed, especially from the Middle East, so Justin.tv is filling in. The speech will be posted on the White House website.  Washington Post: Start Your Own Internet Radio Station for FreePatrick Miller | March 4, 2010 Justin.tv even supports Youtube playlists, so your listeners can stay on after you sign off.  MediaPost: Audi Leverages Brand By Driving WebisodesDavid Goetzl | February 15, 2010 Audi is running a series of Webisodes during the Olympics looking to continue leveraging its sponsorship of the U.S. Ski Team. The social media-oriented push involves distributing the shorts via Facebook and Justin.tv.  Universal Sports: Go, Team USA! Resi Stiegler | February 14, 2010 It's great just get on everyday and check us out at www.justin.tv/audiski. I hope you like it and let us know what you think! NewTeeVee: Where to Watch the 2010 Winter Olympics OnlineJanko Roettgers | February 12, 2010 Justin.tv is having a daily live broadcast with TJ Lanning and Resi Stiegler, two members of the US Ski team that aren’t able to compete due to injuries. The duo will broadcast live for 15 minutes from Whistler Mountain, where all the alpine skiing events are going to be held.  Mashable: Man to Be Locked in Box and Live Streamed to WorldBrenna Ehrlich | February 10, 2010 This is undoubtedly a cool way to raise money and generate buzz for a live stream, but you do have to wonder how Shaw is going to hack it.  CNET: Man locks self in box for Justin.tv fameChris Matyszczyk | February 10, 2010 His Man in a Box escapade is, quite naturally, being screened live on Justin.tv. So you can watch in real time as Shaw attempts to live with himself, a camera, and one light, which is turned off for 12 hours a day.  VentureBeat: Justin.tv makes it easier to create and share live videoCody Barbierri | January 26, 2010 The simplified UI has boosted the number of users who are not only clicking the ”broadcast” button, but actually continuing on to create live video. In a two-week period, Justin.tv has seen a 700 percent increase. CNET: Justin.tv makes it easier to start streamingJosh Lowensohn | January 26, 2010 Now, when a user clicks the large, red broadcast button on the front door of Justin.tv, the site takes them to a page that requires just a few settings to get going--many of which can now be skipped. That quick transition means more streams, and a bigger potential to turn first-time Justin.tv users into frequent live streamers.  Beet.tv: Justin.tv Has New UI and We Have DemoAndy Plesser | January 26, 2010 Justin.tv has changed its user interface which it hopes will be easier for users to users. We have a little video demo created by Justin's Evan Solomon.  Building 43: Videos Inside live video service Justin.tv [video]Robert Scoble | January 12, 2010 Really easy and really flexible are firm development guides at Justin.tv.  IT World: 10 Sites and Services That Will Matter in 2010Mark Sullivan | January 4, 2010 At Justin.tv you can find live video streams of all kinds, each being captured in real time by a Justin.tv member with a video camera.  New York Times: Watching TV Together, Miles ApartAshlee Vance | January 3, 2010 Viewers on the Justin site swap more than 100 million messages a month while watching video. In October alone, Justin.tv viewers watched 50 million hours of video.  TechCrunch: Justin.tv Unifies Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, And Their Own ChatMG Siegler | December 21, 2009 Another big benefit to this is that it means you can now chat on Justin.tv without having to have a Justin.tv account. NewTeeVee: Justin.tv Fingerprinting Goes Live This WeekRyan Lawler | November 11, 2009 Justin.tv had already been using Vobile to filter out videos that had been saved to the site, but extending that capability to live content is likely to further appease copyright holders.  GigaOm: Announcing the NewTeeVee Video Rights RoundtableStaff | November 2, 2009 In Round Two, Liz Gannes brought Michael Seibel, CEO of Justin.TV, and Yangbin Wang, from Vobile, up to discuss rights issues specific to real-time/live-streaming video content (subscription required). The two companies are partnering to automate unauthorized content detection and takedown.  AdWeek: Marketers Get RealBrian Morrissey | November 2, 2009 Crispin, in fact, has just launched its own weekly show on live Web site Justin.tv. "Fearless Q+A" features Bogusky and another Crispin exec answering questions submitted via Twitter.  Read Write Web: Peerset Says Forget Demographics, Advertise By InterestDana Oshiro | October 13, 2009 With dating sites, users receive recommendations on potential mates; with Peerset, users receive advertisements and deals on relevant products and services. Video life-streaming network Justin.tv is just one of the groups already reaping the benefits of this system.  paidContent.org: Industry Moves Round Up: Yahoo; iVillage; Justin.tv; Bravo; Atari; TVGuide.com; TheLadders.comAlex Ferreyra | October 9, 2009 Yahoo alum David Aufhauser is the new CBO for Justin.tv. He comes from Bebo, where he was the VP, Business Development / Social Media.  Yahoo! Tech: Justin.tv's gaming channel puts players front and centerChristopher Null | October 2, 2009 Sure, you can check out reviews, screen shots, and even vendor-provided gameplay videos on any number of video game review websites, but Gaming.Justin.tv lets viewers see real gameplay unedited and uncensored, just as the player experiences it. Read Write Web: Justin.TV's Sub-Sites Are a Surefire Profit GeneratorDana Oshiro | October 1, 2009 Justin.TV is likely to see even more advertiser interest. Video production often requires much more time than the average wiki contribution, and viral video makers are perhaps some of the most sought after customers due to their far-reaching networks. If corporations can get to a sub-site's influencers and gain favorable reviews, then the outreach could generate huge sales growth.  Inc: 30 Under 30 - Justin.tv ProfileMac Chafkin | September 30, 2009 That translates to a staggering 50 million hours of video shown per month. "It's a far cry from when it was just Justin," says Seibel, the company's CEO. "We have the most used live video system in existence." The New York Times: Share the Moment and Spread the WealthBrad Stone | September 26, 2009 Justin.TV, a live video site that uses the Meebo sharing tools, reports that its visitors now share its links about 6,000 times a day, up from 2,600 when sharing was not as simple. Traffic to Justin.TV has jumped 68 percent since it started using the Meebo tool 10 weeks ago.  Gizmodo: Mad Scientist Chef Grant Achatz Anti-Griddlin' at AlineaMark Wilson | August 31, 2009 Thanks to Logitech, MonoPrice and of course Justin.tv for helping make this broadcast possible.  BBC News: Microsoft backs long life for IE6Maggie Shiels | August 13, 2009 Justin.tv says its amazed at how the anti IE6 campaign has taken off.  Softpedia: Justin.tv deploys better anti-piracy toolsLucian Parfeni | August 13, 2009 Justin.TV, the up-and-coming live video streaming site, is hoping to nip the problem in the bud by partnering with content filtering firm Vobile.  Web Pro News: Justin.tv Steps Up Copyright Protection EffortsChris Crum | August 12, 2009 The new filtering is an extension of a deal Justin.tv signed wit Fox to increase copyright protection for live video. The site already provides a takedown tool that lets copyright owners login to an admin interface and kill channels in real time.  The Inquisitr: Justin.tv gets serious on copyright, signs deal with FoxDuncan Riley | August 12, 2009 The bigger challenge is live video, with users uploading 24.3 hours of live video per minute every day. From November, in partnership with Fox and Net Result, Justin.tv will expand the fingerprinting system to all live video. New Tee Vee: Justin.tv Placates Copyright Holders With Anti-Piracy TechChris Albrecht | August 12, 2009 By being more pro-active, Justin.tv was able to sign a deal with FOX that says, in effect, that “since Justin.tv is being so good about policing its site, we aren’t going to bust its chops over copyright.”  CNN: Web Citizens trying to kill Internet Explorer 6John D. Sutter | August 6, 2009 Justin.tv, which lets people stream video live online, is among the sites trying to strike a balance. The company is backing an anti-IE 6 Web site, but Evan Solomon, the site's vice-president for marketing, said the best thing that will come out of this discussion is that more people will become aware that there are alternatives in Web browsers. |
