Tim Sparke's new documentary web TV channel

[kbo234]

www.joiningthedots.tv

Tim Sparke is executive producer of Loose Change-Final Cut and holds distribution rights for all territories outside the USA.
He is also a member of the London 9/11 group.

His company has just launched www.joiningthedots.tv

I know I am doing a bit of advertising for him but I know that he is concerned that this site will get off to a good start and that members of 9/11 truth will use it.
Here is the info page.
I've just signed up to buy some documentaries...hoping some others will do the same. (I'm not an employee)

About joiningthedots.tv

joiningthedots.tv is a completely new documentary channel. It uses the power of broadband to bring the world’s most interesting documentaries on-demand, direct into your home. Avoiding the pulpy, innocuous fare served up by traditional channels, joiningthedots.tv specialises in films that really get you thinking. Our programmes have strong theses, passionately told. You won’t agree with everything you see (we don’t) – so be ready to have your preconceptions challenged and your worldview shaken. Along the way you’ll find in-depth viewpoints, persuasively argued.

We don’t believe that the world divides into discrete islands of knowledge. We think that you need to join the dots to get a full picture. Whatever you’re interested in finding out more about, politics, culture, war, art, the way we live today, the way others live, you can start to fit the jigsaw together here.

Arranged into strands, rather than bland genres, treat us as you would a documentary film festival and stick around when the director stands up at the front of the cinema to ask for questions (in our regular Q&A sessions). Or think of us as a really good dinner party - the films will tell you something you never knew about the world, but we also hope they’ll act like the press-cutting your best friend’s boyfriend brought out to prove, before you’ve finished your starters, that George W Bush is the best president the US has ever seen (he’ll be patiently listening to your spirited replies in our Forums, coming soon).

We’re also documentary lovers, just like you. So if you think our personal foibles are too present in the site, that our categorisation is a mess or just that you like what you see and want more of the same, let us know. Drop Ben a line to ben@joiningthedots.tv and let him know your thoughts.

[fixuplooksharp]

the site is not even viewable in firefox! that is poor, hardly ever come across sites that say that! everyone has firefox these days its the securest.

[flamesong]

The page actually loaded in Safari but then it was replaced by the error message:

We’ve detected that your browser version or operating system is not currently supported.
We are sorry but our service currently only supports Windows XP and Internet Explorer version 6 & version 7.
We are working hard to introduce support for Mozilla Firefox and Safari and hope to have these working in the next few months. Please bear with us. We are also working on supporting Vista.
If you would like to be informed when support is enabled for your browser or operating system, please enter your details below. If you experience an error when you try and submit details please email: support@aggregator.tv with details of your operating setup since we have been unable to recreate errors on our systems.

How hard can it be? Very poor indeed - especially for a media company!

[John White]

Found the site no problem, looks nice and works well for me

But £1.50 to watch each movie?

LOL LOL LOL LOL

How very "internet II"!

No thanks.

[Disco_Destroyer]

[Disco_Destroyer]

Site looks good but the pricing has you cornered to a UK market, maybe the plan is to set up in other countries? but I certainly don't see an American or anyone else for that matter spending 3-4$ watching a film they could most probably find elsewhere. Great Idea though! Hope it takes off well!