Vidly’s mobile video app finally gets go-ahead from Apple — two months later
VentureBeat Nov 02 09
Talk about a long wait.
It took Vidly two months and 17 days (or 6,739,238 seconds by their count) to make it into Apple’s app store.
The San Francisco-based startup, which used to be called TwitVid.io and is backed by angel investors including Ron Conway, released its video-sharing app on the iPhone today. It lets you record short videos and post them to the site, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
The next iteration, just about to be submitted, will post videos to MySpace and blogs and make it easier to share with select groups of friends.
Vidly CEO Chrys Bader said when they initially submitted the app to the store back in August, Apple’s reviewers told the company that it didn’t do what it advertised. Full story...
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