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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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Voci Media Works led development of the new video service Frequency. Launched in May 2010, Frequency is a curated real-time guide that connects users to the freshest and most actively shared videos. See the case study. |
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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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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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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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AppFund Inc launched on February 4, 2010 to partner with Tablet App developers to create platform-defining applications. VMW was brought in to create and execute an expedited branding and launch strategy. |
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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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Based on the critically acclaimed book, TSC serves to help everyone survive and thrive in their lives. VMW developed the product strategy--including a website, widget, and Facebook App--and ran the development of this new media brand. |
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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. |
