NEW YORK, June 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Animoto (www.animoto.com), the online video creation service, today announced it has completed a $25 million financing led by Spectrum Equity Investors, with ...

"For over 13 years, Animoto has paved the way for DIY video marketing. As the original innovators in the space, we're constantly looking for the best ways to simplify the user experience. While we ...

<a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/company/animoto" Animoto, the web application that allows users to quickly and easily create personalized, professional-quality ...

Animoto, the DIY-music-video-meets-slideshow tool, has released a new version of its iPhone app that brings it a little closer to its desktop counterpart. Users of its paid premium service can now ...

I’m a big fan of Animoto and its automatic video-creation service. But even if you get a service to automatically create videos from photos that you’ve chosen and uploaded, there’s still, um, the ...

We’ve covered in the past, glowingly, Animoto, a service that takes your photos and makes cool music videos from them. Everyone like music videos, right? At South by Southwest next week, the company ...

If you build a better Web 2.0 mousetrap, you have to be careful when everyone beats a path to your door. Remember Cuil, the over-hyped search engine that launched last year, which is currently nursing ...

Animoto.com has revolutionized photo slideshow creation. I believe that for my wedding photography business in Charleston, slideshows are the most valuable form of marketing I have. I've always had ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I stand in front of a sterile door so cold and lifeless that I wonder if I’m at the right place. The miniscule name to the right assures ...

Forget those awful photo montage videos on YouTube that teenage fans make for TV shows like “Gossip Girl” and “One Tree Hill.” Animoto, the company that allows anyone to become a music video producer ...

As AI adoption accelerates, a new survey finds marketers risk alienating audiences when AI-generated content outpaces what viewers actually want—authentic storytelling. By Animoto As AI adoption ...