Minter Dialogue Episode #96
This interview is with the two founders of Wibbitz, Zohar Dayan and Yotam Cohen. Wibbitz, the Netexplo Grand Prize Winner of 2014, is a service that creates a summarized automatic video of text on the web. The founders have the ambition to be the play button of the web. If you haven’t tried Wibbitz, this is one app you will want to download before the end of the podcast (see below)!
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Netexplo video describing Wibbitz
AWARD WINNER – WIBBITZ (Israel) ENGLISH…
To connect with Wibbitz, Yotam and Zohar:
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Music credit: The jingle at the beginning of the show is courtesy of my friend, Pierre Journel, author of the Guitar Channel. I invite you to take a spin!
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