4월 9일 News Brief Youtube 창업자.. 돈을 많이 벌고 ...

 유튜브 창업자들이 뭔가 또 만들었다. 이번에는 잡지라고 하는데..

과연 ... 어떤 놈을 만들어서 얼마에 팔까?

 

 

 

YouTube founders readying 'Zeen' magazine platform

A teaser page on the Web suggests Chad Hurley and Steve Chen will soon launch a new service called "Zeen" -- designed to let users "discover and create beautiful magazines."

 

(Credit: Screenshot by Edward Moyer/CNET)

It looks like YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen have a new service called "Zeen" -- designed to let users "discover and create beautiful magazines" -- coming soon.

Blog Fusible spotted a teaser page for the site earlier today, at zeen.com. The page features a box that lets visitors reserve a username; links to Zeen's Twitter and Facebook pages; and links to a page of job listings and a privacy policy. The jobs page lives at AVOS.com -- AVOS, of course, being Hurley and Chen's company, and the company that bought Delicious off of Yahoo a little less than a year ago.

During a talk at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum last 

 

 

 

adding only that they were looking at what might be done with the "basic components that every Web site needs to get off the ground," and that another idea had to do with indexing videos.

The Zeen teaser page says, simply, "discover and create beautiful magazines" and "coming soon."

The jobs listings page includes, as of this writing, half a dozen or so posts for programmers and designers.

After requesting a username, visitors to the Zeen teaser page get the following message:YouTube is one of Silicon Valley's best-known success stories. Once dismissed by critics as a place for funny pet videos, the site is now a video archive, teaching tool, digital soap box where politicians go to stump, a means to expose criminals and police wrongdoing, a popular jukebox, and a vital news source for people all over the world. The service was acquired by Google in October 2006 for $1.65 billion.