Eslambolchi launches media startup Divvio

Former AT&T CTO Hossein Eslambolchi formally launched his new digital multimedia search and discovery startup Divvio. The company, which has already raised more than $3 million from angel investors, promises subscribers a better method for consuming content on PCs and mobile handsets via its patent-pending Adaptive Learning Intelligent Platform, which enables Divvio to assemble content channels based on the user's preferences and steaming habits. Divvio will aggregate the content into a "TV channel" format for viewing and listening online or over the mobile web, sidestepping copyright concerns by never storing, caching or replicating the content in question. 

"The Internet offers an astounding diversity of video and audio, but users spend too much time searching for it and are still missing content that's relevant to them," Eslambolchi, Divvio's founder and CEO, said in a prepared statement. "Divvio will apply intelligent digital media discovery and personalization to the hot sector of digital media over the web. This will dramatically enhance the digital media consumption experience for consumers and provide content providers and advertisers with new business opportunities."

For more on Divvio:
- read this release