Animoto is launching a new product for businesses that want to post their own marketing videos for Facebook and other social networks — but don’t necessarily have the team or the skills needed to ...

For the last several years, Animoto has offered web and mobile apps that take photos and videos that its users have shot and pieces them together into beautiful video assets. And while it’s primarily ...

You don’t need the skills of a filmmaker to make a video compilation of your travel photos and videos. Name: Animoto Video Maker What it does: The online video-maker app lets you upload your photos ...

In the old days, tech companies faced the substantial capital expense of buying lots of expensive hardware, not to mention hiring IT people to maintain them. Animoto represents a new type of company — ...

A Series of Forbes Insights Profiles of Thought Leaders Changing the Business Landscape: Brad Jefferson, Co-Founder and CEO, Animoto... "We’re trying to make it easy to create beautiful and ...

Online video slideshow creator Animoto has been growing quickly. Now the start-up has landed $25 million in new venture financing led by Spectrum Equity Investors. Also participating were existing ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Animoto, an easy-to-use video creation software, has been acquired by Redbrick, a portfolio of disruptive digital companies. Redbrick has built, acquired, and scaled ...

We've covered in the past, glowingly, Animoto, a service that takes your photos and makes cool music videos from them. Everyone like music videos, right? At South by Southwest next week, the company ...

Animoto is a simple online video maker with an interface that could do with some modernizing, and tools on offer ranging from basic to interesting. It’s worth trying out the free version to get a feel ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Some of us iPhone users are pretty bitter that we can’t send multimedia ...

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