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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

EPIX Launches "Live Interactive Forum", Giving Away Free Trial To EpixHD.com

Dan Rayburn | Tuesday August 31, 2010 | 05:07 PM | Comments (0)

Epix EPIX just announced the launch of EPIX Live, a new online forum powered by Clipsync that allows fans to interact with their favorite artists via thirty-minute Q&A sessions. EPIX's press release says that, "viewers can submit and have questions answered in real time, interact, share and comment with one another and broadcast their participation to their friends via integrations with Twitter and Facebook". If you want to check out EPIX's streaming service, the company is giving away free trial codes good for one week of streaming via EpixHD.com at epixhd.com/invite

I first reviewed EPIX's streaming service when they launched last year and since then, the video quality and user experience on EpixHD.com is still excellent.

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