Netscape Creators Launch Open Media Network

Posted by Jesse Easley Categories: Internet

The original creators of Netscape have taken another step in the world of the interweb.  Mike Homer and Mark Andreessen have launched the Open Media Network which allows public broadcasters, video bloggers, podcasters, and others to make their work public.  This new service takes the publishers files, places them into their P2P, and organizes them into an organized guide kind of like an on screen channel guide for TV.  From there you can subscribe to the publishers content you like or just simply view things on a click by click basis.

“We’re trying to create a free consumer service that would allow the viewing of public service content on the Internet. Right now there is no easy way for consumers to (publish and view) these things. It has not been a consumer phenomenon, it’s been an early adopter phenomenon,” says Mike Homer.

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