Let's Build Gonave, Haiti!

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I have been putting together the pieces for a video sharing website that will have a strong focus on Haiti.  Similar to YouTube in the US, and similar to Afreeca TV in S. Korea, this would be a video sharing website, but wouldn't offer streaming services. The hope is to have a few corporate channels where viewers can go and watch those specific channels.  In addition regular viewers will be able to videos as well.  Individual users will be able to view, upload, and share their own videos. The site would require a free membership, and users would have their own personal page where they can upload a picture of themselves, it will have all of their recent activity, and they can link their account to Facebook, so they can share videos on Facebook as well as the video sharing site.  I am still in the early stages of this, and will be aiming to get some Haitian advertisers who will add revenue to the site.  The goal is to eventually setup the site and have it hea...

This latest update has formatted the page to have a final format as to how the page will be displayed. You will notice that the site can be translated to Haitian Creole or to English.  Also you will notice that you can like the page via your Facebook, Twitter, or Google + accounts. Register with the newsletter/mailing list so you know when a new page is being updated.  This process takes less than 5 minutes.  Once you put in your name and email twice, you will receive an email where you have to confirm subscription. Go Gonave!

The Gonave Government web page will be updated this week, as promised.  First off I change the name, from Democratic Republic of Gonave, to the Gonave Government Portal.  This change I will explain later, but felt it was needed to be updated immediately.  With respect to the Gonave Government Portal, I will have a few things that will be deleted, and also change the overall flow of the site.  It will be a work in progress, as the page will be done incrementally. I also will have a few more blog updates that will also be in Google + and Facebook on next steps and ideas moving forward with people in Gonave.  Since I was on vacation for a week, I couldn't tend to these different sites as I wanted to.  While on vacation I had a few thoughts on how to change the site, and just a totally different view of what could be better for Gonave and it's people. Till then, keep checking the web page for updates.