Thursday 5 June 2008

VEEWOW Launches as an Online Video Playlist Site

CHESTER, England, May 21 -- Veewow is a new online video
playlist site that has been launched today.

It is a free to use service that allows users to create and share video
playlists from YouTube.

Users can create an unlimited number of playlists and the site can be
fully browsed without the need to sign up. Playlists can be edited,
re-ordered and tracks can be added as favorites.

Veewow operates like a video jukebox playing each video in the playlist
one after another.

There are over 100 million videos watched each day on YouTube. Veewow
allows users to view the best of these and build playlists of their
favorite videos and music.

Dr. Matthew Ryan, Veewow's founder, said, "The site is great fun to use
and very addictive. This new site allows web users to listen to music
online and watch some great video clips."

Veewow has a rapid expansion plan in place with further features and
services to be added throughout the year.


The site is available at http://www.veewow.com.

Press Contact:
Emma Ryan
Tel. +44 1244 340 350 (US & Canada) or 01244 340 350 (UK)
info@veewow.com
http://www.veewow.com
Dr. Matthew Ryan and Emma Ryan founded Web Communications Ltd at the
end of 2005. Web Communications is an Internet software company that uses
the latest technologies in website management. It develops software and
products for itself and requirements of clients.

Dr. Matthew Ryan, Ph.D., is a graduate of The University of Reading
where he studied alongside the internationally famous computer and
cybernetic systems specialist Professor Kevin Warwick. Previously he worked
for Canon UK Ltd developing software systems.

Emma Ryan is an engineering graduate from The University of Nottingham.
She has worked for Peugeot in France and was one of the youngest managers
at Ford UK. While at Ford UK she was European carline strategy manager for
design.

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