Think!Video™ Blog
Think!Video™ Blog is a video service solution which brings the world of video blogging to the 3G mobile phones. Video Blog enables users to watch, rate, create and share video messages with others, simply by using 3G mobile phones.
Main benefits:
- Generates additional revenue by attracting the blogging generation
- Enables user interactivity
- Creates a bridge between 3G video services and the web
- Gets a new marketing channel
- Increases 3G network usage
- Increases the usage of Video Telephony
Attract the Blogging Generation!
Traditionally the creation of Blog content was the domain of web loggers. With the advent of Video IVR platforms operators can extend the service to the 3G mobile world where the content is created by bloggers. Subscribers are able to express their creativity by recording personal blog recordings and share it with the community.
To boost the user’s interest, operators can include celebrities’ blogs, posted by the administrators.
By including the unique blog-sharing feature, Think!Video™ Blog enables subscribers to share their video blog recordings with the community, making it possible to take advantage of a net effect and spread the video at an astonishing speed.
Think!Video™ Blog features a powerful web administration console which allows administrators to control the published content and prevent misuse of the service. In addition to that, detailed statistics of service usage and subscribers interests are displayed in a user-friendly web interface.
The user adoption of the 3G networks was historically very slow. By extending the offer of Value Added Services (VAS) with Think!Video™ Blog solution, operators can boost the demand and increase the usage of its 3G network.
Key features:
- Unique service differentiation
- Person-to-Community sharing experience
- Possibility of use by any subscriber on any 3G device that supports video telephony
- Support for Web portal integration
- Support for SMS/MMS notifications & RSS Feeds
- Enabled content approval (no offensive content)
- Detailed usage statistics
