More New Media Expo related news: TubeMogul has announced yet another place for your videos to land when you utilize their service to distribute your videos to the four winds, according to a post today over at 901am. Video distribution point and social network imeem joins the already impressive lineup of places to send your videos, including YouTube, Yahoo, MySpace, Google, Revver, Metacafe, AOL, Break, DailyMotion, Blip, Veoh, Crackle, StupidVideos, Sclipo, Viddler, HowCast, 5min and Vimeo.

We’ve covered imeem extensively here at Mashable, due mostly to their constant habit of forming partnerships and adding new content to the site. The partnership with TubeMogul will undoubtedly lead to a great deal more professional quality content ending up at the site, as TubeMogul is quickly becoming the most popular solution for integrated statistics across multiple platforms.

This news comes hot on the heels of yesterday’s joint announcement from TubeMogul and Wizzard Media in which they announced the ability to launch videos from your podcast feed into TubeMogul’s distribution system.

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Two companies I’ve long been fans of have hooked up their platforms to work together: Wizzard and TubeMogul. Wizzard Media is the media giant in the podcasting space, and TubeMogul is a video distribution service with one of the most adept, savvy and aware crews I’ve run into in their space.

In case you haven’t seen our coverage of TubeMogul in the past, their service is one that allows you to upload a video once and distribute it automatically to just about every embedded video site out there. TubeMogul has been furiously striking partnerships with a number of different sites where original video is created, including our video platform of choice Episodic.

For us, after a video is uploaded and tagged on Episodic’s server, it’s simply a one click process to blast the video out to YouTube, Revver, Yahoo’s Video, Google Video, and many others. This is the same functionality that Wizzard seems to now have implimented with the added bonus of integrating the analytics TubeMogul gathers from all these video repository into the stats package on their service.

Record Revenues at Wizzard

This news comes hot on the heels of more good financial news for Wizzard in their second quarter 2008 financial results. Their revenues for Q208 were just shy of $1.5 million, up 3% from Q207, and shaved $868,000 off their quarterly losses year over year, putting them a lot closer to operating in the black.

All the other key indicators for the business grew significantly as well, with total downloaded shows from Wizzard servers topping out at nearly a quarter of a billion downloads for just this quarter.

All in all, Wizzard continues to prove that there is money in podcasting, be it audio or video. Wizzard has always had a reputation for excelling in audio, but with podcasting itself making a comeback in trendiness, and Wizzard making a significant effort in the video side of their business, they should have a bright rest of the year ahead of them, particularly with the increased interest in video from the mainstream advertising community.

[Disclosure: Wizzard Media/LibSyn hosts the audio version of Mashable Conversations]

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NY-based Next New Networks is announcing today that Yahoo!, Hulu, and Metacafe have become part of Next New Networks "superdistribution network". Earlier this year, Next New Networks partnered with MySpace TV.

Here are the specifics from the announcement. Yahoo! and Metacafe will each gain access to all Next New Networks programming. Hulu will begin distributing content from six popular networks including: BarelyPolitical, home of Obama Girl; Threadbanger, for DIY fashion tips and advice; and Fast Lane Daily, daily car news, which is also creating, for Hulu viewers to see first, a weekly round-up of Fast Lane Daily episodes.

TubeMogul also named Next New Networks the number one online video syndicator garnering more views than giants such as HBO, Fox and Warner Brothers from videos deployed by TubeMogul. It’s important to note that this announcement from TubeMogul only counts videos that are deployed using TubeMogul - so other publishers won’t be counted.

The puppet in the videos we posted yesterday is part of the Next New Networks family.

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