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  1. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › MeFeediaMeFeedia.com – Wikipedia

    MeFeedia.com. MeFeedia.com ist eine 2004 gegründete Website, die Videos, TV-Sendungen, Kino-Filme und Musik zur Verfügung stellt. MeFeedia speichert dabei selbst keine Inhalte, sondern verlinkt auf die Angebote anderer Websites. Der Name MeFeedia spielt auf den Begriff RSS - Web-Feed an, da MeFeedia sämtliche Inhalte in Form von ...

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › MefeediaMefeedia.com - Wikipedia

    MeFeedia.com is a media search website founded in 2004 that features videos, TV shows, movies, and music among other material. The chief executive officer of MeFeedia is Frank C. Sinton III. [1] Mefeedia's name is derived from how it receives all content from user-submitted video RSS feeds from other sites and vlogs .

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  4. chromewebstore.google.com › detail › mefeediaMeFeedia - Google Chrome

    MeFeedia is the ultimate video utility for video everywhere, personalized to you. Discover and share videos with friends on the largest independent video site on the Web. Watch and personalize...

  5. vimeo.com › mefeediaMeFeedia - Vimeo

    Official Vimeo account for MeFeedia.

  6. venturebeat.com › business › mefeedia-doing-well-with-videoMeFeedia doing well with video search . . . for now

    14. Apr. 2009 · Search quirks or not, MeFeedia is pressing forward with becoming a one-stop shop for video across the web. The site has struck official partnerships with content owners including ABC, The WB,...

  7. www.facebook.com › mefeediaMefeedia - Facebook

    Mefeedia. 102,292 likes. http://www.mefeedia.com http://blog.mefeedia.com http://mefeedianetwork.com

  8. www.tecchannel.de › a › schon-26-prozent-der-web-videos-sindSchon 26 Prozent der Web-Videos sind iPad-ready - TecChannel...

    Eine Untersuchung des Video-Aggregators MeFeedia hat ergeben, dass mittlerweile schon 26 Prozent aller Video-Inhalte im Web iPad-tauglich bereitgestellt werden. Die HTML5-Videoeinbettung mit dem von Apple bevorzugten H.264-Codec ist seit Jahresbeginn auf dem Vormarsch.