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Michael Arrington
TechCrunch.com
Thursday, October 15, 2009; 2:20 PM

There was more than one attendee at TechCrunch50 last month that thought stealth startup Clicker deserved to win the top prize. The company has created a video search engine that really helps users find the content they're looking for ¿ full episodes of TV shows online ¿ quickly. All the mess associated with most video searches on other sites is removed. Our full writeup, including a video of their on stage demo, is here: TC50: Clicker Wants To Be TV Guide For The Web.

Clicker has started to send out a few invitations to people who've signed up on their home page. Those lucky people who've gotten in have five invitations to give to their friends.

But what if you don't have a friend who's already in,? We're here to help. Just be one of the first 1,000 people to sign up at tinyurl.com/TC-Clicker and you'll get instant access.



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