VMIX says it has secured $2.5m to expand to Europe, Asia
Mike Butcher
Vmix, an online video platform provider which lets media sites add video-uploading and social-networking features, says it has received a $2.5-million round of Series C venture funding to speed up its rollout to more markets, in particular Europe and Asia. However it neglects to say where the money is coming from (release). VMIX says has received a total of $26 Million in venture funding to date and competes with competes with KickApps, VSocial, and Reality Digital, among others. Clients include NASA, ESPN, Raycom Media, Penguin Books, The McClatchy Company, Toyota-Scion, and Post Newsweek Television Stations.
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Vmix, an online video platform provider which lets media sites add video-uploading and social-networking features, says it has received a $2.5-million round of Series C venture funding to speed up its rollout to more markets, in particular Europe and Asia. However it neglects to say where the money is coming from (release).

VMIX says has received a total of $26 Million in venture funding to date and competes with competes with KickApps, VSocial, and Reality Digital, among others.

Clients include NASA, ESPN, Raycom Media, Penguin Books, The McClatchy Company, Toyota-Scion, and Post Newsweek Television Stations.