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DigitalFX selected by WoozyFly.com to provide streaming video services

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DigitalFX International, Inc. announced that WoozyFly.com has selected DigitalFX Solutions, a subsidiary of DigitalFX International, Inc. to host its streaming video services.

Under the terms of the agreement, DigitalFX will provide a cost-effective hosting solution for all WoozyFly.com’s streaming video needs, thereby increasing DigitalFX’s customer base and visibility.

DigitalFX Solutions’ Network Operations Center uses advanced carrier-class equipment, BGPv4, multi-homing and multiple Tier One providers to provide best-in-class bandwidth delivery.

Originally posted on February 5, 2008 @ 4:54 pm

Disaboom.com expands coverage on dating and relationships for people with disabilities

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Disaboom.com, an online community designed for people with disabilities, as well as friends, family and caregivers, announced the expansion of its coverage on dating, relationships, and sex in preparation for the Valentine’s Day season.

The Disaboom.com dating and relationships section provides practical advice on dating and relationships for people with disabilities. The section addresses subjects from how to kiss to the mechanics of sexual activity with a spinal cord injury. Consider these topics: Discovering the World of Mental Orgasms; The Art of Kissing; Is it Lust or Love; Online Dating: When (and How) to Disclose Your Disability; and Choosing the Date Location is as Important as the Date Itself.

Originally posted on February 7, 2008 @ 6:23 am

ComScore ranks women’s and politics as fastest-growing categories of 2007

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Glam Media, Inc. announced that Women’s Community, along with Politics, was ranked as the fastest-growing Internet categories of 2007 according to comScore Media Metrix. Glam became the market leader in June of 2007, overtaking iVillage/NBC for the highest in reach in women. Glam Media was also the fastest-growing in the Media Metrix Top 50 properties in 2007, fueled by its distributed media network of 450 Glam owned and operated sites, publishers, media partner websites and blogs.

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The Women’s category grew by 35% in 2007, representing the highest percent growth, along with Politics, and significantly faster than the average 5% total U.S. Internet Audience growth as reported by comScore Media Metrix.

Glam Media grew 213% from 7.9 million uniques a month to 25 million uniques a month in reach in the U.S., followed by iVillage/NBC, which grew at 27% from 13.5 million to 17.2 million. Both Glam Media and iVillage drove the women’s category to the lead position by adding key websites to each of their networks.

Originally posted on February 5, 2008 @ 8:56 am

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