WorldTV

It’s big, it’s bad, it’s beautiful, and it’s called our new Statistics Tab. And it’s live now in your Editor!

If you’re familiar with Google Analytics, you’ll be instantly at home here… the new Statistics Tab is a series of graphs, pie charts and data that show exactly how many people are viewing your channel, where they are coming from in the World and what percentage are new users compared to old.

For the past month we’ve been quietly gathering the needed statistics so that starting immediately today you can see viewing figures going back the last 30 days. We think it’s an exciting new insight into how people are engaging with your channel…. and it’s pretty cool too!

Elsewhere you will see further enhancements on the site. We’ve improved the layout of the Settings tab and added a powerful new feature called ‘Random Playlist’. This simple feature means viewers can see random videos from your playlist each time they visit - very useful for music channels and the like.

Hope you like the improvements and as always you can give your feedback in the comments section below, or by e-mail to reception@worldtv.com.

Our popular World Page allows you to see Top 40 channel listings for over 100 countries, and we’ve now made the top 40 even better. We’ve improved the way the ‘best’ channels are calculated, and the new charts are now much fairer and higher quality.

We’ve also added an Editor’s Pick icon for channels that we think are cool.

Watching channels from around the World can be addictive!

The WorldTV homepage is now in 6 languages, to complement the translations of the rest of the WorldTV application into Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, French and Russian.

Bienvenidos, Bem-vindo, Bitaemo, Bienvenue and Dobro pozhalovat!

A little late notice, possibly something to do with a party last night?, we’re happy to announce the launch of the WorldTV ‘World’ page and translations of the WorldTV interface into French, Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian and Russian.

The World page is pretty cool. Through it you can now browse channels created by other people, all categorized by country. You can see the most watched channels in every country simply by browsing and zooming the World map.

DailyMotion videos are now working through the ‘add clip by url’ feature, we’ve made a subtle but important change to the secret word feature so that your password is now hidden by default on the channel settings page, and a bunch of under-the-hood improvements have been made to file storage and serving of static content so that overall stability and speed has been improved.

Some updates to the site today… Navigation buttons have been added to the Editor so that Help and other pages on the site are just a click away. We’ve also improved the Player so that problematic videos (those suffering from a delay for example) are skipped more reliably and more quickly.