When did NineMSN get a video wall ?

NineMSN video wall

NineMSN and its partners produce a lot of content, more and more often that content is video. So it makes sense that there’s a visual way to navigate all of this content.

Head on over to http://video.ninemsn.com.au/ to check it out for yourself. Simply wait for the “Most Popular” video thumbnails to load, then moving your mouse will pan across the video wall. To view a video, simply click the thumbnail and your watching.

Tip: To get back to the video wall, simply hover over the “Video” graphic in the top left and you’ll see a “Back to HomePage” link.

Thanks to a friendly linker, this morning I was linked to this new-ish site from NineMSN. I’m not sure how long this has been around, if anyone knows, please leave a comment and let me know.

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