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Moovz.com, has recognized a need within the community and has therefore created an innovative, content driven, social networking platform and mobile application for the gay men worldwide.

(PRWEB) April 26, 2014

Moovz.com, has recognized a need within the community and has therefore created an innovative, content driven, social networking platform and mobile application for the gay men worldwide. The most impressive and one of a kind feature is the highly active Live Feed. Like never before, gay men can share posts, interact and engage without limitations in an environment consisting of individuals with preexisting commonalities.

In a mere 5 months, Moovz has hosted over 1 million posts from gay men around the world. Now, more than ever, gay men are truly sharing their real life, real stories and true feelings. The platform, which currently operates in ten different languages, and operates on a global scale, has taken the market by storm. Moovz has also been featured in many leading online media portals.

With over 35 million interactions to date, Moovz features a variety of connectivity options that optimize user engagement. To promote the sharing aspect of social networking, Moovz has developed the advanced feed engine, which provides an endless stream of user generated content. Moovz users are able to locate, share and read various types of posts consisting of text, videos, pictures and more. This feature makes Moovz a one of a kind platform, enriched with content stemming from the users themselves. Gay men are now able to openly share their lives and embrace their community.

I really hope the gay community takes advantage of this great opportunity to meet others in a safe and friendly environment. I'm tired of the usual "hook up" sites or apps. I look forward to meeting some great people and building lasting friendships, says Louis from USA.

I love this webpage! I can talk with gay people from different countries. I think it's the best way to share customs and cultures, and exchange thoughts about the gay community, says Alejandro from Peru.

I think Moovz is a very innovative social network. In the future, Moovz could be a big social network like Facebook, says David from Venezuela.

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Social networking advertising is the means of gaining attention of customers by utilizing social networking portals. Increasing use of internet and social media have forced marketers to find better ways of communication and engagement with customers so as to increase the efficiency of advertising, increase their customer base and create loyal customers.

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The global social media market reported USD 11.78billion revenue in 2011 and this is expected to increase to USD 17 billion in 2012. In this market, the major contribution of 60% by the social networking advertising market generated revenue of USD 5.52 billion in 2011 which is expected to generate revenue of almost USD 9 billion in year 2012. Social media advertising market is expected to grow 52% to 58% year over year.

Increasing popularity of social media sites is one of the major drivers for this market. Also emerging countries like India and China also drive this market due to large potential internet users in future. Increasing sale of smart phones is a key driver for this market. The major challenge for this market is the increasing abuse of social media and security concerns related to social networking. ROI for the marketer is another restraint.

On the basis of different advertising types, the social networking advertising market is divided into different segments - banner ads, newsletter subscription ads, corporate profile with fans and logos, corporate profile without fan and logos, get widgets, give widgets, sponsored content and so on. This report also includes the geographical segmentation of the social networking market into four regions U.S, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of the World.

Facebook is the leading company having active users - an average nine million active users per week followed by Twitter and Qzone as per current data available. This report also includes the company profile of major players in social networking advertising - Facebook, Twitter, Qzone, LinkedIn, Google plus and many others

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Cisco has put out to pasture its WebEx Social enterprise social networking (ESN) suite, opting instead to partner with Jive Software.

Cisco and Jive are marketing a bundle that includes Ciscos WebEx Meetings and Jabber for online meetings, Web conferencing, IM and audio/video communications and Jives ESN software, which provides Facebook like capabilities for workplace collaboration, like employee profiles, activity streams, microblogging, document sharing and group workspaces.

The bundle is already live with some customers, like Thomson Reuters, where 60,000 users can invite colleagues to and launch WebEx meetings from the Jive interface, as well as fire up a Jabber IM session from within Jive. Details on pricing were not immediately available.

Cisco and Jive plan to progressively link these products at a technology level so they work in a more integrated fashion. The companies will also offer consulting and services for customers that need customized implementations.

For Cisco, this partnership represents a shift in strategy. For years, the company pushed WebEx Socialformerly called Quadas an integral part of its overall enterprise collaboration and unified communications (UC) product stack.

Clearly the ESN suite never gained as much traction in the market as Cisco expected it to, so the company is pulling its horse from this race, where competition is broad and intense among vendors like Microsoft with Yammer and Sharepoint; IBM with Connections; Tibco with Tibbr; and Zimbra with Telligent.

Instead, Cisco wants to double-down on WebEx Meetings and Jabber, and also on its UC products, with a particular emphasis on video conferencing, a segment of the market where it sees a ripe opportunity to outfit meeting rooms of all sizes with video collaboration systems.

Were not going to rest until every single room in every single business all over the world has extraordinary video conferencing and collaboration equipment. Thats our mission, Rowan Trollope, senior vice president of Ciscos Collaboration Technology Group, said in March when the company announced an array of new and improved video conferencing products.

The way Cisco sees it, most conference rooms either dont have conferencing equipment or, if they do, the systems dont work properly, so its zeroing in on that underserved market. Developing WebEx Social further doesnt fit in with this strategy.

Cisco also faces stiff competition in this UC marketespecially from Microsoft and its Lync UC server, IBM, Avaya, Siemens Unify, Alcatel-Lucent, Mitel and ShoreTelso it has its hands full battling these and other rivals.

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Cisco retires WebEx Social, partners with Jive instead