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33Across, the leading social sharing and content discovery platform, announced that its Tynt publisher solution won “Best Publishing Technology Innovation” award last night at the Digiday Publishing Awards Gala hosted in New York City.
33Across, the leading social sharing and content discovery platform, today announced that it has been chosen by AlwaysOn as one of the OnMedia Top 100 winners.
To honor the innovative roots of the company, 33Across hosts a semiannual hackathon event.
Tynt, the leader in sharing solutions for publishers and content creators, today disclosed research across thousands of web publishers.
Among other top findings, the data revealed that copy & paste is the most prevalent method by which users share text, images, and URLs across the web.
Viewership of online videos in the CPG category was up sharply in Q3 2012 compared to the previous quarter, according to research from social and interest graph operator 33Across.
Social ad targeting company 33Across, which claims to operate the world's biggest social graph covering over 1.25 billion users globally, has raised another $13.1 million in a Series C round of financing to further expand its services in the wider web -- specifically advertising territory that Facebook has yet to tackle.
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More than ever, advertising today is a game of Who Owns and Uses the Most Data. The social marketing analytics company 33Across this morning is adding a new treasure trove of data to its arsenal with the acquisition of Tynt, an analytics firm for publishers.
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