reddit TV

@alexisohanian @rrhoover We're giving people many more choices and ways to get reddit content. Video, audio, mobile and mobile web are all important. More to come.

@alexisohanian @ekp @rrhoover What I think on consolidator sites like reddit (or craigslist) is that there is a lot of great potential in those focused verticals so instead of having to use the primary site, you can just focus on what you want. I've always felt craigslist should have had a standalone apartment/house rental app. Reddit has so many possibilities. Inside.com is releasing focused news apps for specific topics too that are going to be interesting to see how they do. (Also going to be interesting to see how PH manages it as you build verticals too)

@ekp I think that's a great direction! I have been a redditor for around 6 years now. My question is how the moderators affected by some of these products might be incorporated, if at all? To my knowledge /r/IAMA is implied to be controlled by it's moderators. Also, with recent closures, does reddit have plans to reiterate new marketplaces for users and/or sell reddit's own apparel in the future?

@hueypriest Yeah I was gonna say, this is not even close to new.

@hueypriest Reddit should buy the source code from Turntable.fm and launch that in /r/music.

@hallojona We're not currently running any ads within reddit.tv! In the past, we've offered sponsored channels and some interstitial videos, but we haven't in quite some time. Some videos have ads from YouTube, but there isn't too much we can do about that!