• Washington Post, Friday, November 13, 2009 1:34 PM

Clicker has launched, providing viewers with a means to search for television content on the Web. The site indexes about 400,000 full-length episodes from more than 7,000 shows across 1,200 content sources around the Web, according to Jason Kincaid.
He writes that the search engine offers a Playlist function that includes DVR-esque features, such as new episode alerts and season passes. Clicker also suggests shows you might like to see based on those viewed in the past. Then there's integration with Facebook Connect, along with content from both Amazon Video on Demand and Netflix's Watch Instantly.

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