Las Vegas, Oct. 25, 2006 – Click.TV, an online video tools
provider delivering interactivity in video, has been named a 2006 MAX
Award winner by Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq: ADBE) for its
Media and Entertainment application. Selected from hundreds of
submissions from leading businesses and developers worldwide, Click.TV
demonstrates the most innovative, groundbreaking Media and
Entertainment application built with Adobe solutions in the past year.
"Click.TV is helping redefine how people experience video on the Web,"
noted Adobe Systems Inc. at its annual MAX Awards. "The Click.TV
interface goes beyond the usual play/pause interface. The result is a
more dynamic, nonlinear online experience."
"Online video is not TV on the Internet and Web publishers recognize
that their audience don't just want to sit back and watch –
they want to interact," said Mike Lanza, founder and CEO of Click.TV.
"And so enabling the online audience to browse, search, easily
navigate through a video, and add their comments about what's
happening in the video is critical for Web publishers."
Hundreds of Web sites, ranging from educational to entertainment and
sports, are currently using Click.TV's interactive player. "This award
is great recognition for this innovative product and the success of
our customers."
About Click.TV
Click.TV is the brainchild of Stanford grad and amateur videographer
Mike Lanza. Based in San Francisco, Click.TV is dedicated to bringing
true interactivity to Web video. The Click.TV Player allows users to
browse and search through content inside a video, attach comments to
specific video segments, share their own personal highlight reels of
Web video, and more. Hundreds of Web sites, ranging from educational
to entertainment and sports, are currently using Click.TV’s
interactive player. For more information go to click.tv.
