MindJolt, the game distribution company that was acquired by MySpace founder and former CEO Chris DeWolfe earlier this year, has landed a big new parter: Broadcast Interactive Media (BIM). That name probably doesn't ring a bell, but BIM helps run the online presences for hundreds of local television networks, newspapers, and radio stations across the country (here's an example Fox station out of Illinois). Now, BIM is going to offer these 900 publisher partners access to MindJolt's library of casual games. And those sites represent a lot of eyeballs: MindJolt says that it's going to be exposed to 110 million people per month through the partnership.
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