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ad:tech NY: Keibi – Removes Problematic Content
by Allen Stern on November 3rd, 2008
We originally profiled Keibi back in September 2007 at their offices in San Francisco. Keibi has created a way to help social networks find and remove objectionable content quickly and easily. Keibi uses their matching technology in their "Keibi Moderation Suite" to find images (and text, video and/or animations) that might be objectionable and automatically can either flag for follow-up or delete.
Last year they spoke about Piczo, now they are working with corporate clients including Nokia, Coke and ESPN along with social networking provider Bebo. I caught up with Corporate Marketing Director Shannon Titus at ad:tech NY for an update.
