About Content Galaxy
Content Galaxy hosts a channel featuring Tai Chi and Martial Arts videos.
It's based on our platform for creating streaming channels that are curated collections of premium videos.
Our unique monetization technology
enables publishers to build channels and market them efficiently - while simultaneously paying content owners fairly
and offering a great value to subscribers.
Basic model: content providers and subscribers
Micro-commerce: all-you-can-eat subscriptions; rapid crediting of micro-payments.
How we went from idea to product
We've thought a lot
about the general problem of monetizing digital content in the Internet age.
Advertising seldom generates sufficient revenues and always degrades the user experience.
We believed that there must be a better way to buy and sell media over the Internet.
We began to see the potential of using a new revenue sharing model supporting the creation of subscription channels
with lots of related, valuable content, pulled together from many sources.
The basic idea was to supply a trustworthy financial service that allows independent content owners
to combine related digital content into compelling, affordable channels.
The service should guarantee all contributors get paid fairly – based on actual subscriber usage.
Our team’s years of experience in designing and implementing secure, scalable financial systems
would be instrumental in creating the new publishing platform.
Then, from talking with potential customers and content providers,
we concluded that video was most in need of this new kind of ecommerce service.
In particular, we saw that no web platform was doing a good job of monetizing instructional, special interest,
and news videos for their creators.
To test the platform and business model, we created a real-world proof-of-concept channel.
This first channel (for Tai Chi) has successfully secured a growing number of paying subscribers, duly compensating all content
providers and affiliates.
We've started work to incorporate blockchain ledger accounting of subscription revenues and payments
that can be tied back to the viewing details.
Now we're looking for investors who see the potential of our approach to publishing.