Last fall, Magnify acquired Waywire in an effort to create more efficiency around video curation. The idea behind the acquisition was to combine the former's enterprise video curation business with th
It's official: Today, New York City-based startup Magnify has acquired Waywire, the once-hyped startup founded by <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2013/10/16/cory-booker-and-the-silicon-valley-makeover
New York-based video startup Magnify is in the process of acquiring Waywire, the company that Cory Booker founded, to build a consumer-facing business around the curation of videos online. The deal is
Many sites want to offer video, but they can't afford their own studio or a quality video production team. Magnify entered the picture in 2007 to give publishers and brands the opportunity to offer cu
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From an audience perspective, the ability to embed videos on other sites is what expands their viewership and makes th
Magnify.net has introduced a plugin for Movable Type and WordPress that attempts to minimize the effort required to add multimedia content to a blog. Magnify.net is a video discovery and broadcast pla
A few weeks ago YouTube released a more powerful set of APIs that allow web developers to create services that upload, watch, search, and comment on videos remotely. Magnify, the video channel service
Does everything need to be a social network? Apparently it does. Magnify.net, a video-hosting and sharing platform that raised $1 million in February, is adding social networking features to its video