Coull.tv gets funded…

Posted by bryan on February 23, 2008 in E-Business, Web Services with No Comments

Coull.tv is trying to innovate in the online video space and has secured a 7-figure 1st Round of VC funding.

Here’s a preview of what’s to come from their innovative object tagging method, which, ironically enough, we at BC$ have been working on ourselves for the past few weeks:

Find more reactive videos at coull.tv

This code should be MySpace compatible… so feel free to take notes.

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