Since revamping a portion of its product offering late last year, Matchmine has since gone on to provide recommendation tools that are integrated with a network's existing user preferences, as well as a centralized location for individual users to access and maintain their preferences from across their various networks. It's a bit of a mouthful, but it's a two-way street that covers a wide array of personal recommendations, and carries a good deal of flexibility in terms of future implementation of media consumption, recommendations, and cross-network communications.
That's why several networks, such as Blogged, Odeo, and now Pixsy have chosen Matchmine to power recommendations on their sites. New partner Pixsy already had a very extensive reach across a number of networks, powering video search. So how will this new deal work for Matchmine and Pixsy? The same two-way street offering that Matchmine is becoming known for. Matchmine users will be able to port their Pixsy video preferences into their Matchmine account, and use those towards the creation of their overall preference score, which can be applied to any of the participating Matchmine partners.