This is my inaugural post for my new website Online Video Conversations, and features highlights from my interview earlier this year with Mike Folgner, CEO of SnappyTV. SnappyTV offers a cloud-based suite of tools to create, share, and archive live video highlights with friends and followers on Facebook and Twitter. Folgner used the SnappyTV platform to edit the following highlights from the interview where he discusses his company's history and product approach, and in this video he discusses ideas versus opportunity. Before SnappyTV, Folgner was co-founder and CEO of Jumpcut, an early web-based video editing platform, which was acquired by Yahoo! in 2006. He was General Manager of video at Yahoo! and also Head of New Products for Y! Brickhouse, an advanced R&D group at Yahoo! That created FireEagle and Yahoo! Live. He founded SnappyTV in February 2010, and the company is located in San Francisco, California.
Watch all the highlights
