Mo’ Video Greeting from Mogreet For Free or 99 Cents

Mobile video start-up Mogreet Inc. (wap.mogreet.com)  announced a series of relationships with leading wireless carriers in the U.S. and U.K. markets for on-deck placement of its creative line of mobile video messages.  In addition to on-deck partnerships with AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint and Alltel, the company now offers off-deck access on all the major U.S. carriers as well as on 3 and T-Mobile in the U.K.  The partnerships extend Mogreet's reach to more than 200 million customers and ensure interoperable delivery of its content across all carriers.

Mogreets are mobile video greeting cards that users personalize with text.  There are Mogreets for every occasion - birthdays, holidays, special events, flirting, make-ups/break-ups, call me, love you and I'm sorry.   The product marries the engagement of video with the personalization of text, making it an instant sensation with the Teen 12-17 demographic that drove the uptake of SMS in the U.S. market. Mogreets are delivered by MMS where available, or as an attachment to a SMS text message. With more than 3,000 mobile video greetings in its library, Mogreet offers an array of choices from animation and user-generated content to high profile celebrities and memorable movie clips. Mogreet has relationships with several top-tier content partners.

Mogreet compresses video files to 100K or less.  Currently, Mogreets can be sent in one of three ways: from the company's website at www.mogreet.com; directly from a mobile device (now available through Alltel Celltop phones or the AT&T Multimedia Storefront); and through "video greetings" applications on Facebook and MySpace. The company is compliant with the Mobile Marketing Association's guidelines for premium text messaging by asking a first-time recipient to opt-in in order to receive the content.  Prices range from free ad-supported mobile greetings to premium content priced at $.99 per message. Subscription-based pricing models are in development.
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