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The latest upgrade to Accordent’s (news, site)  Media Management System (AMMS) extends the video content platform by giving enterprises out-of-the box integration with content delivery networks (CDNs), enabling them to control how video content is delivered across enterprises.

If Kyte (news, site) was looking to become a video platform to reckon with when it upgraded in January, then the announcement that it has extended cross-platform support to bring social video to Facebook (news, site) should help it down that road very nicely.

Though Kyte (news, site) originally launched as a consumer-focused video product, the company has been aggressively expanding their services for their Tier 1 clients. Hoping to become an online video platform provider to reckon with, today’s release of Kyte Console 2.0 offers improved content management as well as some nifty new features.  

Thanks to its numerous digital media capabilities, Kyte’s platform has already charmed its innovative little way into the hearts of many—including celebrities looking to share their activities with fans on an as-it-happens basis. 50 Cent and John Legend are among the famous clientele and both are known for using the platform to share mobile videos of their backstage shenanigans.

By engaging audiences in real-time multimedia communications, Kyte users can build and maintain large fan bases. Now, along for the ride with the intent to enhance the process is Kyte Dashboard -- a comprehensive, enterprise-grade content management and analytics solution.