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"Self-broadcasting tool Mogulus has just added another feather to its hat: Qik integration.  Mogulus has wrangled a sweet little deal with the still-in-private-beta mobile streaming tool, enabling all Mogulus users to request a Qik account in order to combine Mogulus' self-broadcasting options with live, mobile streaming to the web.  \nThe result is an interesting mix of live broadcasting, video clips, text, and chat tools.  See here and here for examples of how Mogulus' new use of Qik is used for coverage of Super Tuesday.\n\nWhen I first reviewed Mogulus last year, I was quite impressed with the service's take on what's necessary for users to make professional content that can be created quickly, and spread across the web.  With the number of news and self-broadcasting tools that emerged in the past year, borne of the podcasting trend that had gained steam and reached a bit of a plateau, along with the capability of a dedicated user to leverage social networking components in order to garner a significant following, Mogulus made collaborative broadcasting a much easier task.  \nAfter an additional $1.5 million in funding, Mogulus is taking the next steps to make its tools even more accessible with its partnership with qik.  I think that Mogulus' desire to provide nearly every type of tool for creating and showcasing video in whatever format you desire is one of the selling points for Mogulus, especially as this tactic lends itself to easier collaboration efforts from various users.  Given the integration with other big players like Seesmic and Twitter, it's inevitable that something solid is going to emerge from such an involved take on the furthered capabilities of social self-broadcasting."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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