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Joyus operates a video shopping platform that helps shoppers discover and buy products through short-form editorial videos. The company curates apparel, beauty and lifestyle content and offers limited-time video sales tied to each showcase, making it easy to purchase items featured in the videos. Through a direct-response online video network, Joyus creates and distributes lifestyle content for women, informing consumers about products and fashion trends while enabling them to discover, shop and share the latest items. The platform blends entertainment with commerce, emphasizing authentic recommendations and social sharing to enhance the online shopping experience.

Photobucket is a leading global photo and video sharing platform, serving over 100 million registered users. It enables users to upload, store, edit, share, and preserve their visual memories securely. Photobucket actively moderates content to ensure a safe environment for its members.

Zettics is a provider of mobile analytics and measurement applications, specializing in delivering comprehensive insights into data usage for telecommunications operators. The company offers a robust monitoring and analytics tool that enhances real-time visibility across various applications, including video and messaging. By enabling operators to better understand subscriber behavior and trends, Zettics helps them extract greater value from their customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy policies. Its solutions support over 60 use cases, allowing operators to monetize data with third parties, enrich customer relationship management systems, identify network abuse, analyze pricing plans, enhance advertising strategies, reduce churn, and forecast network usage growth. Overall, Zettics empowers telecommunications operators to optimize their networks and improve their service offerings, resulting in a significant return on investment.

EdgeCast Networks is a content delivery network (CDN) that specializes in accelerating and delivering both static and dynamic content to users globally. The company has expanded its offerings to include front-end optimization, DNS services, and eCommerce solutions, positioning itself as a comprehensive web performance provider. With a diverse clientele that includes major brands like Yahoo!, Tumblr, Pinterest, Twitter, WordPress, and Hulu, EdgeCast supports approximately 6,000 customers and handles around 6% of the world's Internet traffic. The company's innovative services cater to various media content delivery needs, including cloud security and video streaming, establishing it as a leader in the industry.

Photobucket is a leading global photo and video sharing platform, serving over 100 million registered users. It enables users to upload, store, edit, share, and preserve their visual memories securely. Photobucket actively moderates content to ensure a safe environment for its members.

FreeWheel Media is a company that specializes in managing the economics of content for the entertainment industry. It provides a comprehensive platform designed for video advertising analytics and management, offering technical infrastructure that supports revenue rights management and business operations. FreeWheel Media's services include advertising sales rights, contract management, ad serving, and analytics, as well as support for programmatic and linear online advertising. The company also delivers advisory services to assist clients in optimizing their advertising strategies and operations, enabling them to effectively manage and monetize their content across various platforms.

AWS Elemental, founded in 2006 and based in Portland, Oregon, is a leading provider of software-defined video solutions for multiscreen content delivery. The company specializes in software-based video processing that allows for the distribution and monetization of video over IP networks. AWS Elemental's solutions are designed to offer flexibility, scalability, and performance, enabling high-quality video to be transformed into new revenue streams through cloud-based and virtualized deployment models. Serving over 600 prominent media franchises globally, the company assists pay TV operators, content programmers, broadcasters, and enterprise clients in delivering video content seamlessly across various devices. AWS Elemental maintains a global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, China, Russia, India, and Brazil.

CC video is a Chinese video operation platform and technology services provider. By February 2011, more than 120 thousand websites had been connected with the company’s video service platform. The daily view count is over 50 million times and uploaded video clips exceed 7 million. The video storage amount exceeds 130,000,000 million. Set up by Zhang Yuan in Peking University Science Park in 2005, CC video has its own intellectual property.

Zettics is a provider of mobile analytics and measurement applications, specializing in delivering comprehensive insights into data usage for telecommunications operators. The company offers a robust monitoring and analytics tool that enhances real-time visibility across various applications, including video and messaging. By enabling operators to better understand subscriber behavior and trends, Zettics helps them extract greater value from their customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy policies. Its solutions support over 60 use cases, allowing operators to monetize data with third parties, enrich customer relationship management systems, identify network abuse, analyze pricing plans, enhance advertising strategies, reduce churn, and forecast network usage growth. Overall, Zettics empowers telecommunications operators to optimize their networks and improve their service offerings, resulting in a significant return on investment.

AWS Elemental, founded in 2006 and based in Portland, Oregon, is a leading provider of software-defined video solutions for multiscreen content delivery. The company specializes in software-based video processing that allows for the distribution and monetization of video over IP networks. AWS Elemental's solutions are designed to offer flexibility, scalability, and performance, enabling high-quality video to be transformed into new revenue streams through cloud-based and virtualized deployment models. Serving over 600 prominent media franchises globally, the company assists pay TV operators, content programmers, broadcasters, and enterprise clients in delivering video content seamlessly across various devices. AWS Elemental maintains a global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, China, Russia, India, and Brazil.

Zettics is a provider of mobile analytics and measurement applications, specializing in delivering comprehensive insights into data usage for telecommunications operators. The company offers a robust monitoring and analytics tool that enhances real-time visibility across various applications, including video and messaging. By enabling operators to better understand subscriber behavior and trends, Zettics helps them extract greater value from their customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy policies. Its solutions support over 60 use cases, allowing operators to monetize data with third parties, enrich customer relationship management systems, identify network abuse, analyze pricing plans, enhance advertising strategies, reduce churn, and forecast network usage growth. Overall, Zettics empowers telecommunications operators to optimize their networks and improve their service offerings, resulting in a significant return on investment.

FreeWheel Media is a company that specializes in managing the economics of content for the entertainment industry. It provides a comprehensive platform designed for video advertising analytics and management, offering technical infrastructure that supports revenue rights management and business operations. FreeWheel Media's services include advertising sales rights, contract management, ad serving, and analytics, as well as support for programmatic and linear online advertising. The company also delivers advisory services to assist clients in optimizing their advertising strategies and operations, enabling them to effectively manage and monetize their content across various platforms.

EdgeCast Networks is a content delivery network (CDN) that specializes in accelerating and delivering both static and dynamic content to users globally. The company has expanded its offerings to include front-end optimization, DNS services, and eCommerce solutions, positioning itself as a comprehensive web performance provider. With a diverse clientele that includes major brands like Yahoo!, Tumblr, Pinterest, Twitter, WordPress, and Hulu, EdgeCast supports approximately 6,000 customers and handles around 6% of the world's Internet traffic. The company's innovative services cater to various media content delivery needs, including cloud security and video streaming, establishing it as a leader in the industry.

Photobucket is a leading global photo and video sharing platform, serving over 100 million registered users. It enables users to upload, store, edit, share, and preserve their visual memories securely. Photobucket actively moderates content to ensure a safe environment for its members.

Zettics is a provider of mobile analytics and measurement applications, specializing in delivering comprehensive insights into data usage for telecommunications operators. The company offers a robust monitoring and analytics tool that enhances real-time visibility across various applications, including video and messaging. By enabling operators to better understand subscriber behavior and trends, Zettics helps them extract greater value from their customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy policies. Its solutions support over 60 use cases, allowing operators to monetize data with third parties, enrich customer relationship management systems, identify network abuse, analyze pricing plans, enhance advertising strategies, reduce churn, and forecast network usage growth. Overall, Zettics empowers telecommunications operators to optimize their networks and improve their service offerings, resulting in a significant return on investment.

CTS Media (Click To See Media) is a Sequoia-backed instream online video advertising network. It serves ads at the beginning, middle or end of any video programming. As of January 2008 the company has over 100 partner video publishers and remains the largest ad provider in China.

Founded in 2005, JOYY is a Chinese technology company operating several social entertainment platforms globally. Its primary offerings include Bigo Live for live streaming, Likee for short-form videos, Hago for multiplayer social networking, and an instant messaging product.

Beijing Netmovie Co., Ltd., founded in 2004 and based in Beijing, China, is a prominent provider of digital entertainment content distribution services. The company specializes in delivering online movies and television content to internet cafes, households, and mobile devices across China. Netmovie has developed a proprietary distribution platform that streamlines the delivery of video content, manages payments, and offers customer support. Through strategic partnerships with leading global movie and television producers, the company aims to provide high-quality and legitimate entertainment options to the Chinese market. In addition to its headquarters in Beijing, Netmovie has offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou, further enhancing its operational reach.

Photobucket is a leading global photo and video sharing platform, serving over 100 million registered users. It enables users to upload, store, edit, share, and preserve their visual memories securely. Photobucket actively moderates content to ensure a safe environment for its members.

Move Networks offers a comprehensive platform for delivering live, multi-channel television over the internet. It integrates middleware, content management, subscription packaging, billing, and digital rights management, enabling telecommunications providers and media companies to generate revenue through subscriptions and enhanced advertising.

Kyte is an online and mobile video platform designed for the media and entertainment industry. The platform integrates interactive and community-building features typical of social media with the analytics and monetization tools found in professional video services. This allows businesses to effectively engage with online and mobile audiences, foster community connections, and generate revenue through their content. By providing a seamless experience for both creators and viewers, Kyte enables companies to enhance their digital presence and capitalize on the growing demand for video content.

EdgeCast Networks is a content delivery network (CDN) that specializes in accelerating and delivering both static and dynamic content to users globally. The company has expanded its offerings to include front-end optimization, DNS services, and eCommerce solutions, positioning itself as a comprehensive web performance provider. With a diverse clientele that includes major brands like Yahoo!, Tumblr, Pinterest, Twitter, WordPress, and Hulu, EdgeCast supports approximately 6,000 customers and handles around 6% of the world's Internet traffic. The company's innovative services cater to various media content delivery needs, including cloud security and video streaming, establishing it as a leader in the industry.

56.com is a user-generated content video-sharing platform based in Guangzhou, China. The website hosts over 80 million videos, primarily produced by users, alongside some in-house content. It was the first online video site in China to offer video album services and introduced the "Beauty Show" concept to the market. The platform allows users to create, upload, store, and share original videos, short films, and professionally generated content, enhancing the convenience of video sharing. In December 2008, 56.com obtained its online video license from the State Administration of Radio and Television of China. The company has developed partnerships with major brands such as Audi, Toyota, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Nestle, and Nike. In October 2011, it was fully acquired by Renren Inc., subsequently becoming part of the Renren Group.

Move Networks offers a comprehensive platform for delivering live, multi-channel television over the internet. It integrates middleware, content management, subscription packaging, billing, and digital rights management, enabling telecommunications providers and media companies to generate revenue through subscriptions and enhanced advertising.

Beijing Netmovie Co., Ltd., founded in 2004 and based in Beijing, China, is a prominent provider of digital entertainment content distribution services. The company specializes in delivering online movies and television content to internet cafes, households, and mobile devices across China. Netmovie has developed a proprietary distribution platform that streamlines the delivery of video content, manages payments, and offers customer support. Through strategic partnerships with leading global movie and television producers, the company aims to provide high-quality and legitimate entertainment options to the Chinese market. In addition to its headquarters in Beijing, Netmovie has offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou, further enhancing its operational reach.

56.com is a user-generated content video-sharing platform based in Guangzhou, China. The website hosts over 80 million videos, primarily produced by users, alongside some in-house content. It was the first online video site in China to offer video album services and introduced the "Beauty Show" concept to the market. The platform allows users to create, upload, store, and share original videos, short films, and professionally generated content, enhancing the convenience of video sharing. In December 2008, 56.com obtained its online video license from the State Administration of Radio and Television of China. The company has developed partnerships with major brands such as Audi, Toyota, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Nestle, and Nike. In October 2011, it was fully acquired by Renren Inc., subsequently becoming part of the Renren Group.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.

CTS Media (Click To See Media) is a Sequoia-backed instream online video advertising network. It serves ads at the beginning, middle or end of any video programming. As of January 2008 the company has over 100 partner video publishers and remains the largest ad provider in China.

UUSee is a Chinese new media company established in 2005 that specializes in providing network television and value-added services to broadband subscribers worldwide. It operates a comprehensive online video interactive platform that aggregates and distributes a wide range of video and audio content. With a library that includes popular television programming, live broadcasts, news, drama series, sports, and movies, UUSee enables viewers to access high-quality and timely entertainment. The company boasts significant user engagement, with its network TV software downloads surpassing 200 million by 2009. UUSee's leadership in the Chinese network video industry is supported by its three core platforms: an internet video play platform, a site-wide video search platform, and a video community experience platform.

Move Networks offers a comprehensive platform for delivering live, multi-channel television over the internet. It integrates middleware, content management, subscription packaging, billing, and digital rights management, enabling telecommunications providers and media companies to generate revenue through subscriptions and enhanced advertising.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.