TubeMogul signs imeem as syndication partner
Tracking and syndication service for online video TubeMogul announced that imeem will be a syndication partner of TubeMogul’s Load & Track service. Content creators that upload video to TubeMogul can choose to automatically distribute and track their videos on imeem, the social network with over 27 million users in the US.
On TubeMogul, content creators can upload a video once and then automatically deploy it to the top video sharing sites, now including imeem. TubeMogul then aggregates video-viewing data across sites, giving publishers an improved understanding of when, where and how often their videos are watched with useful tools like demographics, data feeds and interactive charts.
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By TubeMogul Adds Imeem to the Distro List on August 15, 2008 11:00 pm
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By TubeMogul Adds Imeem to the Distro List »TechAddress on August 16, 2008 12:35 am
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By TubeMogul Adds Imeem to the Distro List | Stumble Tips on August 16, 2008 2:57 am
[...] you utilize their service to distribute your videos to the four winds, according to a post today over at 901am. Video distribution point and social network imeem joins the already impressive lineup of places to [...]
By TubeMogul Adds Imeem to the Distro List | TooCube on August 17, 2008 10:33 am
Yeah Imeem is quite fine! It’s part of the websites which contributed to the revolution in the musical world. However, my favourite one in that context is http://www.deezer.com/en which brought real free and legal music-on-demand! It’s quite great, and it has quite a huge catalogue right now! Check it out.
By Matt on September 10, 2008 8:51 am