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FunMobility Launches aFlix.TV, a User-Generated Video Sharing Service



FunMobility, a leading provider of innovative wireless community and media services, today announces the launch of America's Best Mobile Flix(TM) (aFLIX), the first interactive video sharing service and mobile social network, on Verizon Wireless.
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JuiceCaster And Photobucket Enable Mobile Video And Picture Sharing



JuiceCaster, the mobile social media application, partners with Photobucket, which will enable JuiceCaster users to instantly post mobile videos and picture messages from their mobile phones directly to their Photobucket account.


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Lionsgate and Zed drive reality TV through mobile social networks

Lionsgate and Zed today announced a partnership for a worldwide launch of “Instantly Rich”, Zeds mulitplatform reality show. The two companies paired up in September last year to experiment in combining mobile and TV, and “Instantly Rich” is their first worldwide release. “This is a revolutionary new concept in reality television programming in which mobile and social networking platforms are drivers for content and not afterthoughts,” said Lionsgate President of Television Programming & Production Kevin Beggs.

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What To Watch In 2010: Social TV

The Web is changing before our eyes. Traffic to almost every major media and portal site has been in a free-fall since September 2008, according to Nicholas Moerman, a planning intern with Proximity in London. This begs the question: If we are spending more time on the Web, not less, just where did our attention go? The answer is, unsurprisingly, social networking sites. According to Moerman's analysis, they buck the trend.

Social networking is on a tear. Other than Google, few sites loom larger today in brokering traffic and attention flows than Twitter and Facebook. The New York Times reported recently that Twitter will soon become one of its top 10 traffic drivers. Facebook alone grabs 25% of the entire Web's page views, according to an analysis by Perry Drake of Drake Direct.

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