Tinbu Announces Expansion of Their Hispanic Language Interactive Content Division

“Tinbu, a Pensacola, Florida, based technology company, is pleased to announce the expansion of their Spanish language interactive content division. Tinbu uses patent-pending technology to create interactive turn-key modules used by online media groups to drive page views, repeat visitors, and advertising revenues.

“We have seen explosive growth in the demand for our Spanish language content modules,” said John Brier, Tinbu’s CEO. “Our interactive lottery, horoscope, and swimsuit modules are driving millions of page views each month for our online media partners, and we are pleased to see Spanish language media groups benefiting from our patent-pending technology,” added Brier.

Tinbu works with many leading Spanish language online publishers, including AOL Latino, Quepasa, MSN Espanol, Tribune, Telemundo, ABC Television, and many others.

See a full list of Tinbu’s clients here tinbu.com/clientlinks.htm .

Tinbu currently offers interactive Spanish language content modules in the areas of lottery, horoscope, and swimsuit models. In the next two quarters Tinbu will be launching additional Spanish language content modules in the areas of weather, global soccer, flight tracking, gasoline pricing, finance, and entertainment.

Tinbu’s current Spanish Language content modules can be seen at these links:

North American Lottery
tinbu.com/spanishlanguagelottery.htm

Puerto Rico Lottery
tinbu.com/lottery_results_spa.html

Mexico Lottery
tinbu.com/mexicolottery.htm

Horoscope
tinbu.com/spanishlanguagehoroscope.htm

Swimsuit Model
tinbu.com/model/index_spa.html

“We are excited to see our content being used by more and more Spanish language web sites. We take pride in customizing our content modules for each client, small or large, and watching our technology increase the traffic and revenues for our online media partners,” concluded Brier.

Online media groups interested in learning more about Tinbu’s content modules can contact the company directly.

About Tinbu, LLC:

Tinbu, LLC, and their wholly owned subsidiaries Gaming Solutions International, LLC, and CyberIntegrations, LLC, use patent pending technology to provide interactive data products to leading online and wireless companies worldwide. Tinbus clients include AOL, AOL Latino, AOL Canada, Telemundo, MSN, MSN Espanol, MSNBC, USA TODAY, Bell South, ATT, AccuWeather, Media General, Clear Channel Television, NBC Television, CBS Television, ABC Television, Fox Television, CBS Radio, Quepasa, Boston Herald, Tribune, Toronto Star, CBC New Media, My Red Fish, Local Solutions Networks, Motricity, uClick, St. Louis Post Dispatch, Hello Metro, and many others. For more information on Tinbu visit them online at

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