Save the thing, and the reason you saved it.
A personal library for links worth coming back to — on your phone, in a browser, and on the television.
See it on a real library
Two minutes: every screen, nothing staged.
A link on its own is a bookmark you will not open
So the reason comes first. One sentence on why it is worth someone pressing play, written while you still remember it — you will not remember in a few weeks, let alone a few months.
Topics, not folders
A folder makes you pick one home, so most things end up with none. Here a thing sits under every topic it belongs to, and search covers your reasons and your private notes, not just titles.
What you send a friend is a set, not a folder
Five links and a reason, in the order you would hand them over in. They get their own copy to keep or ignore; nothing you do changes their library, and your private notes are never part of it.
And it is on the television
Pair an Apple TV with a short code — no passphrase is ever typed on a television. It hands off to whichever app actually plays a thing, reads articles aloud, and tells you plainly when a service will not let it open the exact title.