"People like stumbling videos more than webpages," StumbleUpon founder Garrett Camp tells us in explaining why the service has decided to revamp their video offering, which they're doing tonight. While you've been able to stumble through videos for a couple of years now, they're finally making the experience more social. And they're adding two big names to the arsenal: TED and Hulu. Previously, StumbleUpon was simply using trending data to find hot videos to take your through. But now they've integrated their social recommendation engine into the mix to make the entire experience more personalized. In other words, you'll now be taken to videos liked by people you're connected with on the service.
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