Mixx teams up with leading online content publishers
Mixx, a new customizable social media website, has inked partnerships with USA TODAY, Reuters.com, The Weather Channel, Kaboose and uclick Comics to connect readers with news articles, images and videos that are personally relevant.
Leveraging the unique strengths of each publisher’s online media offerings, these content distribution deals will make publisher content more accessible to Mixx users in various ways such as cross promotion within story pages and optimization of published content for searches within Mixx.
“For the first time publishers of non-tech content have a simple way to access the Web 2.0 social networking phenomenon, reaching out virally and within communities both large and small from a single access partner. Mixx puts users in control of their own personal blend of user recommended stories, photos and videos so that they search and discover relevant media and interact within networks of friends, colleagues and the people who share their common interests,” said Mixx founder and CEO Chris McGill.
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