As you know, we recently launched the Veoh Video Compass, a browser plug-in that makes video discovery a seamless experience, enabling video to be played on every major search engine, portal and commerce site – without having to leave the site. As of today, its capabilities will be hugely expanded as the Veoh Video Compass in now supported on the popular social networking sites MySpace and Twitter.

This allows any user who has installed the Compass plug-in to utilize the video search while exploring these sites each day. The Veoh Video Compass makes video discovery easier and more effective than ever, by enhancing the ability to pull up recommended videos relevant to consumer’s search terms. The video recommendations provided by the Veoh Video Compass are based on the search and viewing behavior of millions of online video users.

Veoh Video Compass adds over 25,000 new users daily and supports millions of recommendations each day on highly-trafficked sites including Google, Yahoo!, YouTube, Ask, MSN, Amazon, IMDB, Craigslist, eBay, Wikipedia, and now MySpace and Twitter.

Video Compass can be downloaded at http://www.veoh.com/videocompass .

Tags: compass, myspace, twitter, Veoh

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