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It looks like the judges of TechCrunch Disrupt had it right: Video content company Qwiki will be great on the iPad.

After just two days after its launch, Qwiki is the 4th most downloaded iPad app in the world.

Founder Doug Imbruce tells us, "Daily iPad traffic is going to crush daily web traffic today, and we're very happy with our web traffic."

As of last month, Qwiki was getting roughly 5 million monthly pageviews and 600,000 uniques, so that's saying something.

Check out our review of Qwiki's app, here.

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Come 2015, 90% of consumer IP traffic will be rich media. Whether you like it or not, the way you consume information online will change.

Thanks to inventions like Kinect and 3D TVs, the future is all about user-interaction and consumer engagement. Qwiki is trying to bring that experience online, with clickable, computerized clips of information that you can watch instead of read.

We know the concept is difficult to grasp. That's why we had Qwiki Co-founder and CEO Doug Imbruce come in to talk to us about his company and demo a "Qwiki" video.

It's pretty crazy/awesome.

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