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    Rob OConnor on November 15, 2011

    We have a vast network of innovative digital agency partners that are working with customers around the world to build interactive video experiences with Video Cloud. One great example is Roundarch, a full service digital agency that builds Web experiences, rich Web and mobile applications, digital marketing campaigns and more. Read More →

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    Rob OConnor on November 11, 2011

    Agency Oasis, Agency Oasis, a leading interactive agency that provides strategy development, creative services, information architecture, interactive branding, and social media program development for clients, has been a Brightcove Alliance partner for several years. We sat down with Bob Naughton, co-founder and chief digital officer at Oasis, to learn more about how they are leveraging Video Cloud to support video initiatives across their customer base. Read More →

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    Rob OConnor on September 19, 2011

    Brightcove Alliance partner, Fig Leaf Software, is taking advantage of Brightcove Video Cloud to add video content to client websites. We sat down with Fig Leaf's Bret Peters to talk about how the software consulting firm is bringing new video publishing capabilities to market and adding value to services provided to clients like the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). Using video, Fig Leaf has launched a powerful new website for the AWEA that deepens engagement with website visitors and explains the benefits of wind power in a whole new way. Learn more about Fig Leaf and their client success by watching the video below: Read More →

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    Sara Watson on December 17, 2010

    AdweekMedia has a great feature covering how technologies are changing communication and advertising practices. The article features insights from Madison Avenue's thought leaders who describe how "technologists are infiltrating all departments" in agencies as they integrate their once silted digital arms. Read More →