SnagFilms releases iPad app

iPad users will be able to view full-length documentaries from SnagFilms, with the news that it has released a free iPad app. This marks the first time that SnagFilms' offerings will be available to mobile audiences. Sponsored by American Express' Members Project, the slate of films will be regularly updated by SnagFilms. The initial list of 50 films available through the app include Africa Unite, Confessions of a Superhero, Dig! and Super Size Me.

January 6, 2011

iPad users will be able to view full-length documentaries from SnagFilms, with the news that it has released a free iPad app. This marks the first time that SnagFilms’ offerings will be available to mobile audiences. Sponsored by American Express’ Members Project, the slate of films will be regularly updated by SnagFilms. The initial list of 50 films available through the app include Africa Unite, Confessions of a Superhero, Dig! and Super Size Me.

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