It’s pretty easy to waste a lot of time finding entertaining content on the web.  There are 1000 videos that have no relevance to you whatsoever for every two that might mean something.  Berkeley based startup Redux has made it easier than ever to sit back and let the entertainment come to you.

In the words of Redux CEO David McIntosh, ““People don’t want to do work when they simply want to have a good time online”.  Instead of searching through YouTube when you come home from a long day at work, just plug into Redux.  Redux pulls all the videos and entertaining content out of your friends’ Twitter or Facebook streams and puts them all into one stream.  If your friends happen to share uninteresting content, Redux allows you to follow more interesting Redux users instead.  Redux is so easy to use, the average user spends over an hour on the site a day being entertained instead of the three to five minutes typically spent on other sites.

So kick back and listen to David discuss how Redux can make online entertainment valuable again.

Find out more at:

Redux’s website: http://www.redux.com

Redux blog: http://blog.redux.com/

Redux Crunchbase profile: http://www.crunchbase.com/company/redux

• crowdsource video content
• david mcintosh
• redux
• youtube filtering