Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...

Forget those awful photo montage videos on YouTube that teenage fans make for TV shows like “Gossip Girl” and “One Tree Hill.” Animoto, the company that allows anyone to become a music video producer ...

For the last several years, Animoto has offered web and mobile apps that take photos and videos that its users have shot and pieces them together into beautiful video assets. And while it’s primarily ...

Animoto is debuting today with an iOS app designed to complement apps like Instagram and let people easily create video slideshows from their photos. Rather than a onetime payment model, the company ...

“Previously, editing videos on a mobile device, tablet or laptop was a solitary endeavor – but that changes today with Animoto's update to the Animoto Video Maker App for iOS,” said Brad Jefferson, ...

Video creation service Animoto Inc. has revealed a possible data breach in what is either a case of them being hacked or unduly paranoid. According to a notice sent recently to the State of California ...

A Series of Forbes Insights Profiles of Thought Leaders Changing the Business Landscape: Brad Jefferson, Co-Founder and CEO, Animoto... "We’re trying to make it easy to create beautiful and ...

In the old days, tech companies faced the substantial capital expense of buying lots of expensive hardware, not to mention hiring IT people to maintain them. Animoto represents a new type of company — ...

In a world where most startups choose gaining users over making money, Animoto is an odd exception: It’s doing both. Since launching in August 2007, the company has signed up some 750,000 users, and ...

In the news today, Animoto.com just had a birthday bash and a cake with three candles. Animoto is an online resource and application set that allows users to collage together their photos and video ...