Coming soon

Richard Rosenblatt, former Chairman of MySpace, is one of Vator.tv's investors. Andy Plesser, who's video blogging at Beet.tv, reported it today. Check out Beet.tv and AlwaysOn for the stories. The reason I mention this on my blog is because the new Vator.tv site will launch in a couple weeks. It's quite a transformation from my original garage project. The site that is currently live was just a platform to hold the video pitches.

Vator.tv isn't just about matching entrepreneurs with investors. Vator.tv is a catalyst for innovation.

Innovators often lead quiet lives of desperation. Finding value-aded collaborators, expertise and resources in an efficient fashion is more often than not an insurmountable hurdle to innovation. With greater efficiency, the innovation market could be far larger than it is today. That's what I hope Vator.tv will do for all those with great ideas.

Stay tuned.

Comments

[Garth Hall]

Caught your video yesterday on AlwaysOn. Great stuff, and congratulations on the investment. Wishing you well with the launch.
Garth

[Daniel Rueda]

Hopefully no billionaires will be allowed to offer a contest without a minimum $5000 winning prize. Billionaires with not even a thank you card for entering. Still waiting for the winning entrants of AO and Draper competitions to be officially announced, highlighted and profiled on VatorTV.

Cant wait to see the new revised Vator website.

[Daniel Rueda]

Hopefully no billionaires will be allowed to offer a contest without a minimum $5000 winning prize. Billionaires with not even a thank you card for entering. Still waiting for the winning entrants of AO and Draper competitions to be officially announced, highlighted and profiled on VatorTV.

Cant wait to see the new revised Vator website.

[Bret Carpenter]

Congratulations, Bambi I am excited for you.

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