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    TVEyes, Inc. now makes it possible to monitor in real-time and search print and social media as well as TV and radio, within an easy-to-use Web-based service. "Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, blogs and the online presences of traditional print media are changing the fundamental nature of how we perceive news and engage in social and political commentary" said David J. Ives, president and CEO of TVEyes, Inc. Full Article at Street Insider
    Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, blogs and the online presences of traditional print media are changing the fundamental nature of how we perceive news and engage in social and political commentary
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TVEyes Adds Print and Social Media Monitoring
  1. When we say that our service is unlimited, we mean it
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  2. We never set usage limits, nor do we charge per-clip fees. Most clients who move to TVEyes from competitive solutions find that they gain capability and reduce costs, and that has contributed to our consistent and profitable growth over the last few years.
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  3. Corporate communicators, public relations professionals and those in government need a new set of tools to stay on top of events, issues and trends in consumer attitudes. TVEyes uniquely brings together the monitoring and search of traditional and emerging media to make it possible to get this vital ins...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago

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