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Vquence launches new sites |
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 21:32 |
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Yesterday, we re-launched www.vquence.com with a new front page which is now a portal page that leads to the VQmetrics and VQslices services as well as to the corporate site. This also implies that we have now moved away from the original aggregation site and are focusing our efforts fully on metrics. The aggregation site is still accessible under VQslices, but it is not the focus of our business any longer. Interestingly, the Internet (see pt 33) ) seems to have picked that up already :-). Should you have embedded a vquence into one of your blog posts or Web pages, these will now stop working and you may want to replace the code to point to the new VQslices website. |
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Vquence named a 'Cool Company' Top 50 |
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Wednesday, 08 October 2008 02:41 |
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ANTHILL / Vquence JOINT MEDIA RELEASE
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VQmetrics enters private beta |
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Sunday, 14 September 2008 22:01 |
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We are very happy to announce that last week, our new social video metrics product called VQmetrics went into private beta testing stage. The number of free beta testing accounts that we will hand out is limited, but if you are really keen, send us an email. |
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Omnisio make it big in the USA |
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Thursday, 31 July 2008 05:59 |
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Julian Frumar used to be our Visual Communications Manager until last year, when he left to explore new grounds and created a startup with two friends in Palo Alto called Omnisio. They received Y-combinator funding and worked hard on creating this video-centric Web2.0 startup in a very short time.
Today, Techcrunch announced that Omnisio were acquired by Google to extend the YouTube technology base for an estimated US$15M. Congratulations, Julian! |
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