Social video network Twitvid has acquired Cull TV, a music video sharing site that includes a selection of about 2 to 3 million videos.
Customization and Facebook integration allow Cull TV users a personalized experience. Cull TV uses Facebook likes and posts “to determine what bands you like and turn those into continuous video playlists,” explains John Hurliman, CTO of Cull TV.
“We’re going to use a lot of the know-how and knowledge the [Cull TV] team has acquired to integrate those learnings into Twitvid,” added Twitvid CEO Mo Al Adham.
“According to Al Adham, Twitvid has more than doubled the number of video views it serves over the past five to six months, now in the range of 70 million+ views,” reports TechCrunch. “The last time they talked to press, the Twitvid network was seeing 10 million unique visitors. Today, that’s over 15 million.”
Twitvid plans to make a new product announcement in June, and then will begin working on their Cull TV integration.
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