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Vyclone launched its social video creation, collaboration and sharing app for iPhone and iPod touch. Vyclone allows users to quickly create, sync and edit multiple videos of a shared event. When two or more users upload raw video footage from the same event Vyclone synchronizes and edits multiple clips to create one streamlined movie. Users can then edit the movie for a more personalized effect and share it instantly via social media.
But from now on, any Viralheat user can manage up to seven Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts in one, all for free. This beats Hootsuite, doesn’t it?
The ability to generate a viral video has more benefits these days than a dozen television commercials. Here are six examples of businesses that have done it right.
Washington has offered online voter registration since 2008 and is one of only thirteen states, which allow digital registrants.
Tout’d, “Digital Word-of-Mouth”, so to say, is a social media platform and referral engine for friends to experience and share their reccomendations. The startup has now announced a $1.4 million seed funding round that will hopefully enable the platform to shift into high gear. The company’s stated dogma now seems more possible than ever to achieve.
The new Jivox platform enables publishers and advertisers to insert interactive video ads into live television streams delivered to mobile devices.
Very few companies find real value in running long-term ads on Facebook – and usually, for small companies, this is not even an effective practice. But for those who believe in the power of numbers to attract even more numbers, the strategy works.
Poptent’s popularity is growing as its social network of videographers has reached over 50,000 members in more than 140 countries. Additionally, Poptent has exceeded $5 million in cash payments for video assignments.
KING 5 debuted TV traffic reporting integrated with live social media updates using Radiate Media’s CommuteVantage CONNECT, a new traffic-reporting tool that combines live Twitter activity with on-air broadcasts. KING 5 is part of Belo Corp., operating 20 television stations (nine in the top 25 markets) and their associated Web sites. Belo stations include affiliations with ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW and MyNetwork TV and reach over 14 percent of U.S. households with television.
Symphony Advanced Media (SAM), has incorporated the impact of traditional advertising such as print, television, radio and outdoor on social media activity surrounding a brand for enhanced media performance analysis.
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Journalists Need To Be More Social Media Friendly
23 Nov, 2024
