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Hello, I’m Mirona Iliescu, the Product Manager of MetaBroadcast’s upcoming consumer product, a movie buff, and a social media butterfly. Within the start-up I do all sorts of stuff, from Design to Marketing to Community, but my focus today is to learn how you find and view videos. I believe that there is a lot of fabulous video on the Internet, and I can’t wait to help everyone discover and share it anytime, anywhere, with as few clicks as possible.

Among the first steps to that bright future is a survey we launched a week ago, hoping to learn how people all over the world share video content at the moment, with whom, and with what results and expectations. It takes 15 minutes to complete and it would help us immensely. Feel free not only to fill it in, but also to forward the link (here’s a convenient one: http://tr.im/maketvfun) to family, friends, and colleagues who love good video.

We won’t share your data or your answers, they’re both for internal use. We will, however, follow up with respondents who welcome it, and, later this year, launch a shorter quantitative research. These efforts are meant to inform a design so far built on intuition and assumptions, and help us move on towards building a prototype of our service. But first things first: be a darling and fill the survey that gets the rollercoaster going :)

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