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for: ‘July, 2010’

TwitVid Launches Mysterious New Social Video Ad Platform

You want to know what I love?  When companies announce new video-related products or services.  Seriously… I’m a video nut, and I get excited about new things.  Want to know what I hate?  When new products or services are announced, but not remotely explained.  Such is the case today. TwitVid has announced a new ad …

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Microsoft Achieves Facebook-Outlook Integration

Checking one’s email and signing into a social network are similar acts, allowing a person to catch up with friends and colleagues.  Microsoft’s latest move seems both smart and natural, then, as the company’s given Outlook users the option to integrate their Facebook and Windows Live experiences. This opportunity is possible due to the Outlook …

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Reddit Taking Donations for Reddit Gold (and Gettting Them)

Update: Reddit is already calling the effort a triumph and says, "We’re getting a much-needed cash infusion." Original Article: Reddit has announced Reddit Gold – a paid version of its service. It costs what you are willing to pay for it. As Reddit describes, "It’s a way of supporting reddit, boosting our bottom line and helping us …

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More Consumers Using Facebook And Twitter For Brand Engagement

Nearly 40 percent of consumers visit Facebook and Twitter to supplement the news, information or deals they receive via email marketing, according to a new study by ExactTarget. "Consumers don’t silo their engagement with brands to a single channel, instead they tend to ‘layer’ marketing channels on top of one another to meet their different …

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“Deadliest Catch” Game To Launch On Facebook

The Discovery Channel has partnered with social game company Hive Media, to develop a game based on the television show "Deadliest Catch." The social media game is set to be released in November on Facebook.  The game will be available only in North America. "Deadliest Catch has always been one of our favorite Discovery Channel …

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Sports Continues to be Shining Star of Online Video

The final ESPN3.com and UnivisionFutbol.com streaming viewership numbers for the FIFA World Cup provide the latest evidence that sports are the shining star of the online video world for both free and paid viewing. Here’s some sample data for recent free online sporting events: FIFA World Cup: ESPN3.com (7.4 million unique viewers, 15.7 million hours …

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