Media Converged, a division of Qwasi Inc.
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Forget Google+ (I certainly have). Just used Pinterest in place of Google search. Let it begin.
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Now is much easier!!
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How Churches Use Social Media (via Mashable)
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WOOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!
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Virtual- Strategy Magazine: Vipster.me has launched to give small business owners the ability to create their own branded mobile loyalty cards. Companies can design an HTML5-powered card with their logo, locations and offers which can then be embedded as a website widget or hosted at their vipster.me page.
Cards work on any smartphone and are compatible with Apple’s new Passbook feature to be released with iOS6 this fall.
Vipster founder David Garzotto said, “When a business makes an offer through a third-party loyalty program, it mainly increases loyalty towards that service rather than the specific business. Instead of helping companies to promote one-time deals, we are providing a turn-key platform to convert occasional buyers into loyal customers.”
Young Academic can reveal that Blackwell’s will offer CourseSmart eTextbook rentals through a white label integration with its eCommerce website and stores. Further to our announcement back in April, this latest venture looks set to cement CourseSmart position as the UK’s premier supplier of eTextbooks.
CourseSmart, the world’s largest provider of eTextbooks and digital course materials, is today announcing a partnership with Blackwell’s, the UK’s leading retailer of academic, professional and educational materials in the UK.
Blackwell’s will integrate with CourseSmart to offer its customers a wide range of eTextbooks and eResources through its website and physical stores. This partnership will enable Blackwell’s to supply 21st century eTextbooks around the clock to its customers. It will also deliver students cost savings with CourseSmart rentals (of 180 or 360 days) available at up to 50% off the purchase price.
The world’s second largest video site, Dailymotion, is dramatically expanding its white label video service in an attempt to draw in more professional content companies and media creators.
Dailymotion Cloud, a system for hosting video outside of the company’s main consumer platform, announced on Wednesday that it was adding a slate of new features including improved live streaming, DRM support and extra money-making services. All of these, it hopes, can make it a significant competitor to other professional video hosting services like Brightcove and Ooyala.
