11/14/2007
Bebo Launches Open Media Platform
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Bebo is offering programmers yet another way to reach young audiences. The company launched an ambitious Open Media platform with 22 major content partners and promised to create more interactive programming following the success of Kate Modern.
Programmers such as CBS, ESPN, MTV, Next New Networks and Turner Broadcasting can publish content to Bebo's 40 million users, who can freely collect and share it via "Personal Video Profiles." The system will also carry advertising, revenue from which broadcasters won't have to share with Bebo.
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Programmers such as CBS, ESPN, MTV, Next New Networks and Turner Broadcasting can publish content to Bebo's 40 million users, who can freely collect and share it via "Personal Video Profiles." The system will also carry advertising, revenue from which broadcasters won't have to share with Bebo.
The social networking site is second only to MySpace and Facebook in terms of unique users, who spend an average of 40 minutes per day on the site.
If you are on Facebook, you might want to join the MethodShop.com Facebook Fan Page.
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