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VMW led development of the personal video service Frequency. Frequency creates custom video channels from your favorite sources, social networks, and trending topics. The platform is so far available on the Web, iPad, and Smart TVs. |
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Voci Media Works worked with Sonar--a breakthrough app in the mobile social networking space--to refine product strategy, build a launch plan, and develop a powerfully simple user experience. |
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When ABC News moved their video service in-house, Voci Media Works (VMW) was brought in to create a video strategy and manage the video player development. |
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Frank Voci was a member of the team that launched CNET and developed each of its properties including News.com and Download.com. Read Frank's story. |
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Based on the critically acclaimed book, TSC is a partner in the Hearst network of sites. VMW developed the product strategy--including website, widget, and Facebook App--and ran initial development of this new media brand. |
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VMW worked with Core Performance on the user experience of the Core Performance Center and on their first workplace wellness product, both powered by Athletes' Performance. |
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Frank Voci developed and led a custom workshop for the DIMG Communications Team to help them better utilize social media to reach their target audience. |
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Living Proof is a new beauty company creating breakthrough technologies by looking at beauty in a completely new and unique way. When they needed a digital strategy to match, they called on VMW. |
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Fund.com is a new easy-to-use investment tool making sense of the world of pooled investments like mutual funds. VMW took the company's ideas and business plan, created a product strategy, and led the development team. |
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Modelinia is the first entertainment media site to give unprecedented access to the lives of supermodels. VMW developed the product strategy for this video-rich experience in conjunction with The Barbarian Group. |
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AdventureUs brought in Voci Media Works to develop the user experience for their new adventure travel portal that connects users to the best travel operators and gear. |
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Teaming with award winning creative director Fred Sotherland, VMW conducted an extensive rethinking of the entire Citysearch experience and architecture, resulting in a hugely successful relaunch in April 2007. |
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Music Nation brought in VMW to reshape their user experience in order to better serve both the needs of the music fan and the business goals of the company. |
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Voci Media Works helped Power Plate develop the digital and social features of their next generation product, set to launch in late 2010. |
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When Comcast acquired TechTV and merged it with G4, VMW was brought in to merge the two web properties and plan the resulting new online business. |
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Frank Voci was President of IFILM (now part of Spike) before starting VMW and returned as a consultant for product development, which included the creation of one of the first embeddable video players. |
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VMW was retained by ThisNext to help accelerate development by managing key product initiatives that advanced the overall brand strategy and business plan. |
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Frank Voci led the development and launch of E!Online--the first major online entertainment brand--which began as a joint venture between CNET and E! Television. |
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The Avengers (now defunct) wanted a site and an online strategy that would break through the clutter of sports teams sites. VMW worked with Schematic to create a video-centric platform where the team's loyal fans could participate. |
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Prior to TV.com relaunching as a CNET property, VMW conducted a usability and business development study and created a product plan to guide the service's expansion. |
