I’m writing to let you know that today SetJam was acquired by
Motorola Mobility. We are all very excited about this transition
here at SetJam. Motorola and SetJam share the vision of making content delivery, discovery, and consumption seamless across any screen, and as a world leader in video technology, Motorola will provide us with unprecedented levels of reach and distribution.

I want to take this moment to personally thank you for your continued encouragement and support over the past two years. None of this success would have been possible without your backing and belief in us. While this acquisition was in process, we’ve had to be far less communicative than we normally would be. We greatly look forward to reconnecting with all of you in the New Year. In the mean time, we wish you a happy and healthy holiday season!

Cordially,

Ryan

Ryan Janssen
(Former) CEO, SetJam

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I’m writing to let you know that today SetJam was acquired by
Motorola Mobility. We are all very excited about this transition
here at SetJam. Motorola and SetJam share the vision of making content delivery, discovery, and consumption seamless across any screen, and as a world leader in video technology, Motorola will provide us with unprecedented levels of reach and distribution.

I want to take this moment to personally thank you for your continued encouragement and support over the past two years. None of this success would have been possible without your backing and belief in us. While this acquisition was in process, we’ve had to be far less communicative than we normally would be. We greatly look forward to reconnecting with all of you in the New Year. In the mean time, we wish you a happy and healthy holiday season!

Cordially,

Ryan

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There's more humor in that than might be known to many. There's an old story of how Steve Wozniak (Apple computer founder-need I say?) who, back in the day, besides making Blue Box's and other phreaking equipment made a handheld VHF TV transmitter which would jam the frequencies of various television channels. He would cruise around his Cali 'burb on SuperBowl night and just when there's was about to be a big play, flip on the transmitter and jam the station, watching all the brutes stomp up and down via their living room window, frantically re-arranging their antennas trying to see what happened (pure analog, no DTV replay here!).

Ha! Nerds be 'venged. (Damn, what's the word I'm looking for?)

Mark

Btw, Ryan, nice work man! I'm impressed and encouraged.

There's more humor in that than might be known to many. There's an old story of how Steve Wozniak (Apple computer founder-need I say?) who, back in the day, besides making Blue Box's and other phreaking equipment made a handheld VHF TV transmitter which would jam the frequencies of various television channels. He would cruise around his Cali 'burb on SuperBowl night and just when there's was about to be a big play, flip on the transmitter and jam the station, watching all the brutes stomp up and down via their living room window, frantically re-arranging their antennas trying to see what happened (pure analog, no DTV replay here!).

Ha! Nerds be 'venged. (Damn, what's the word I'm looking for?)

Mark

Btw, Ryan, nice work man! I'm impressed and encouraged.

From reading/watching your post it seems that you have the “flow”
down. People come to SetJam, search for a show, find the show easily,
watch show, repeat. All the extra fluff, the clips, bios, and long
descriptions aren't needed.

I'd love a system that tells me when my new shows are available.
Hulu's queue is a great idea, but the implementation is terrible (or
I'm not smart enough to use it.) I like 10 shows, just tell me when
new ones are available! This could be part of the “TV Identities” you
mentioned.

Good luck! If you ever need testers or feedback, let me know.

Greg