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Voxant, The New Media Network, Adds NBA Video Content

Reston, VA (PRWEB) March 13, 2008 -- Voxant, the new media network, announced today that it will now provide daily National Basketball Association (NBA) video highlights to its network of more than 25,000 Web publishers and bloggers.

Throughout the remainder of the 2007-2008 NBA season, Voxant will provide access to a daily two-minute NBA video clip featuring highlights of select NBA games and recaps of top plays from throughout the league. The NBA highlight package will be available free to all registered Voxant users who wish to embed the video onto their Web sites and blogs.

"The NBA content will provide a new dynamic for basketball fans looking to track the most up-to-date sports video and news highlights," said Voxant CEO Marcien Jenckes. "Voxant allows the NBA to reach communities across the Web with the best, most exciting sports coverage."

Voxant (www.voxant.com), provides its network of more than 25,000 Web publishers with more than one million news clips, making it the Web's largest, most diverse selection of free, high quality, fully-licensed news and information for Web sites and blogs.

About Voxant

Voxant is building a new kind of network that delivers unparalleled licensed content, advertising and syndication services to the millions of Web sites and niche communities that comprise the Web. Voxant's 25,000+ Web publisher affiliates have access to the Web's largest, most diverse selection of free, high quality, fully licensed news and information for their Web sites and blogs. Voxant provides full monetization while maintaining control over content integrity, quality and branding for more than 300 content providers. For more information visit www.voxant.com.

Media Contact:

Meghan Dotter for Voxant, Inc.

703.229.1505

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