TinBu, a leading provider of interactive content channels to online media groups, is pleased to announce that the New York Post is now using their interactive lottery and gas price content channels. TinBu's patent-pending technology is used by several thousand Web sites around the world to drive page views, visitor satisfaction, repeat site traffic, and online revenue generation.
"We are pleased to be providing the New York Post's online audience with interactive lottery results and gas pricing information," said John Brier, TinBu's CEO. "TinBu is now providing 100's of online newspapers around the country with interactive content that drives traffic and revenues, and adding a newspaper partner as prestigious as The New York Post to our client list is something we are quite proud of," added Brier.
To view the TinBu content channels being utilized by The New York Post click on the below links:
TinBu's patent-pending technology allows online media groups to add numerous interactive content channels to their Web site(s), each of which can be customized in 100's of different ways. TinBu's content is available in English and Spanish, and includes interactive weather, lottery, horoscope, stock/finance, flight tracking, celebrity entertainment, fitness videos, recipes, sudoku, swimsuit models, U.S. mortgage rates, international soccer, gas prices, MPG analysis, and more. In 1Q 2009 TinBu will be launching additional content channels in the areas of box office entertainment, streaming radio, sports scores/odds, local/international news, and a Yellow Pages directory.
To learn more about how TinBu works with online media groups around the world to increase site traffic, user satisfaction, repeat site visitation, and online revenue generation visit this link http://www.tinbu.com/tinbu_web/site/about_us.php .
"Our technology allows for TinBu to work with many different online advertising solutions. By integrating these revenue generating solutions into our interactive content we can offer publishers content that begins making them money from the first day they launch with it. Their site visitors get a better online experience, come back more often, and in the process new revenue is generated. It is a win-win for everyone, and we are excited to be working with The New York Post in this capacity," concluded Brier.
About TinBu:
TinBu uses patent-pending technology to provide interactive data products to leading online and wireless companies worldwide. TinBu`s clients include AOL, AOL Latino, AOL Canada, AOL Mexico, Telemundo, MSN, MSN Español, MSNBC, USA TODAY, BellSouth, ATT, Media General, Clear Channel Television, CBS Television, ABC Television, Fox Television, CBS Radio, Boston Herald, Boston Globe, Tribune, Toronto Star, CBC New Media, My Red Fish, Local Solutions Networks, Motricity, uClick, St. Louis Post Dispatch, Hello Metro, New York Daily News, DirecTV, Univision, Terra Networks, Yahoo!, People PC, and many others. To learn more visit http://www.tinbu.com/
