MeeVee, the leader in television-related social networking, news, celebrity gossip and guidance, announced today that its unique monthly user base is over 1.9 million in March 2008 across its unique entertainment network, according to data provided by ComScore. MeeVee is on target to surpass 2 million unique users in April 2008.

MeeVee’s new strategy of “Interest Channels” and social network interaction related to television programming has resulted in significant month over month traffic growth. MeeVee traffic has increased by 129% since August 2007 and 33% from December 2007. In March alone, MeeVee delivered 1.5 million unique monthly users from its owned properties with nearly 500,000 additional users coming from its network.

The company is also showing a 75% increase in user reviews across its service since launching a site upgrade in mid March 2008. MeeVee recently introduced community updates on its home page, an activity based social point system, re-designed private and public profiles of television enthusiasts, a profile wall, and home page UGC showcase.

“During a time when television was in an extreme lull, due in large part to the writer’s strike, MeeVee’s online lightning rod for all things TV has shown dramatic increases in month over month activity,” said company spokesman Steve Hughey. “Our creative approach to engaging entertainment consumers with a variety of online activities and news allows us to deliver high quality traffic.”

MeeVee, based in Burlingame, CA is a haven for TV and entertainment based content and community on the Internet for consumers. The Company uses its editorial voice and proprietary technology to scour a curated list of thousands of sources to connect consumers with customized video, blog and TV programming content that matches their interests. The Company has significant issued IP, community, media relationships, a TV listings personalization engine, streaming TV directory and a compelling product roadmap. MeeVee recently announced that it is engaged in multiple discussions with potential acquirers.