2/09/2009

A new kind of TV

Today, Sayfie Media launched two all new sites - SayfieReview.tv and SayfieBusiness.tv - to serve as daily aggregates of Florida political video and Florida business video respectively. The sites come in anticipation of the growing market of web video, especially political video. SayfieReview.com has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to online video. In early 2008, the site launched PowerPlay, our weekly web-tv roundtable on Florida politics. With the redesign of SayfieReview.com in August of 2008, we launched the Sayfie Review AdTracker where we aggregated all political ads running exclusively in Florida for Barack Obama and John McCain, Florida congressional races, State Senate and House races and even ads for the constitutional amendment campaigns. And maybe most succesfully, we utilized web video to live broadcast reports from precincts on Election Day 2008 via cell phones.

Today's launch of the new sites, devoted solely to aggregating video content, goes to show our continued commitment to success in the world of online video. As Justin Sayfie explains in an email to our readers this morning, these sites will only increase in value as we move closer to Election Day 2010.
Every day, more news organizations and TV stations are delivering televised political news via the internet. But who has the time to go through all the different news sites and find the best Florida video news content? You don't, but we do! Published 7 days a week, SAYFIEREVIEW.tv will bring you the latest political video content from around the State of Florida in the easiest format possible. Keep tabs on the 2010 Senate race, the 2010 Governor's race, the Crist Administration, your Congressman and Senators, and state legislators by watching them on the TV channel for Florida politics - SAYFIEREVIEW.tv.

Consider SAYFIEREVIEW.tv your own personal TV station for Florida politics. Like a particular video? Make sure you give it a thumbs up to let the rest of the Florida political world know. Don't like a video? Vote it down and tell us why you don't like it by leaving a comment.
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