‘Clicker’ or the ‘TV Guide for the Internet’ comes out of Beta

The term ‘TV guide for the internet’ does not really capture the essence of the site Clicker. This website has much more to offer than what the label suggests and has been launched to the public with many new features and additional content.

Jim Lanzone who is the CEO of Clicker and who was the previous CEO of Ask described this website as a complete, structured yet highly comprehensive and unbiased programming guide for internet television. Clicker is the first of its kind website and can be called as a ‘complete programming guide for internet television’ as per the reports that came out during the press release.

At the first look, Clicker may seem like an organized take on YouTube or Hulu or even maybe a video search engine. But the fact is that it is something much more new and innovative unlike other TV programming guides which are available online. Clicker is all about converging today’s as well as the future’s TV programming rolled into one.

There are more and more people who are turning to viewing movies and television online. In the United States alone, there are approximately 168 million users who watch TV programs on the internet which is really a huge number. Clicker does not intend to compete with any video sites or destinations be it Google, Yahoo or Microsoft. This website plans to sit on top of all of it and serve as a complete and comprehensive guide to these.

The website wants to build a bright social future with a lot of community features which they intend to add as they go along according to user demands. The structured data approach of Clicker will be able to provide loads of information about the various TV programs and related content.

Competitors can arise in the near future for Clicker but as of now the site enjoys unparallel popularity as the ultimate TV programming guide.

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