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Ooyala released a new product powered by PayPal

October 20, 2010 - 12:03am | News | Other themes

Ooyala Inc., a provider of online video solutions has announced the launch of its Ooyala Paywall. According to the company the new product will help the publishers to earn more revenue from live and on-demand video content.

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New way to earn money making video content on Facebook

June 30, 2010 - 6:59am | News | Other themes

Dyyno has launched a new application for Facebook which as claimed by the company is the first free app that businesses can use for making money. The application was designed for business customers to allow them to produce, distribute and monetize video for marketing and promotional efforts.

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MySpace becomes a third party provider for Facebook, defeat of a giant?

October 27, 2009 - 10:08am | News | Other themes

Social networking leaders Facebook and MySpace are negotiating the possibility to assimilate a portion of their content which is viewed by some observers as an admission of Murdoch-owned site’s defeat.

Under the terms of the proposed deal MySpace would be supplying videos and music while allowing users to log in via the Facebook Connect API.

As it is noted by industry experts MySpace seems to have fallen very low from top social networking position to a third party media host.

Facebook | MySpace | social networking | third party provider | video content

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Children can watch about 60,000 kid approved videos on a new ZuiTube.com site

August 6, 2009 - 11:01am | News | Other themes

KidZui, the Internet for kids, has launched ZuiTube.com, the free kid-appropriate video website. Deploying the KidZui’s base of kid video content ZuiTube.com allows kids to freely enjoy online video with the YouTube-like engagement that they so often crave. ZuiTube.com has an intuitive user interface designed for children and a library of nearly 60,000 parent and teacher approved videos.

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Google confirmed China’s recurrent blockage of YouTube

March 25, 2009 - 4:02am | News | Other themes

"YouTube is currently being blocked in China," a Googlespokesman said in a statement. "We do not know the reason for the blockage, but we are working to restore access to YouTube in China as quickly as possible."

The statement was made on Tuesday in support of the reports that access to Google’s YouTube video service has once again been blocked in China. The reports of the problems with the YouTube access in China started sounding late Monday.

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