New website for talent has roots in Carmarthenshire


There's a new website (based in Glanamman) dedicated to talent.
It follows something of a Britain's Got Talent theme, but is solely for the internet.
Users can post video or audio clips and other users can vote them up and down the ratings, comment on them, email links etc.
The site is at www.Nu2talent.com
The team behind the website is made up of husband and wife Kim Sharp and Elizabeth Sharp of Glanamman.
Kim said:"We have been operating since January 2010. The site went live in July of 2010 and has progressed since then to its present state. There are more a few minor details to be taken care of to complete the site.
"We’re offering talented people of any genre, the chance to be discovered (if they’re not already) free of charge.
"There is also a ‘represent this artist’ button for agents to show an interest in unsigned acts. The ‘Donate’ button is also now working.
"Everyone is welcome to post clips. I hope I can count on the support of our local colleges.
"Watch out for exciting, imminent changes to our website www.nu2talent.com, including user channels, new categories, email alerts on comments and votes and clickable advertising."

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