T3Media, Inc. (formerly Thought Equity Motion), a leading provider of cloud-based video management and licensing services, announced today that it signed an agreement with the Miss Universe Organization. T3Media will be managing the international organization’s video library and licensing content through www.t3licensing.com from current and past MISS UNIVERSE, MISS USA, and MISS TEEN USA pageants.

“With T3Media’s advanced video search, preview, and download capabilities, we are making it even easier for the global production community to access footage of our internationally renowned pageants and delegates over the years,” said Paula Shugart, President of the Miss Universe Organization. “With 62 years of pageant history, T3Media's platform will provide an unprecedented access to our video heritage making it readily available for online licensing and delivery. Our library will be a valuable resource for producers looking to put context around our upcoming pageants’ competition formats, contestants, venues, finalists, runner-ups, and title winners.”

The Miss Universe Collection features footage of international pageant delegates and titleholders dating back to the late 1950s, including celebrities and memorable pageant contenders, such as Halle Berry, Carrie Prejean, Ali Landry, Tara Conner, and Maria Menounos. In addition, the collection includes full-length pageant broadcasts, bloopers, and popular fully-produced segments.

“We have curated the Miss Universe Collection to highlight the pageant’s evolution and rich history over the past 60 years,” said Kevin Schaff, CEO and Founder of T3Media. “In addition to storing the Miss Universe Organization’s library and making the content accessible for purchase via www.t3licensing.com, we are also providing the organization with a T3 Library Manager account where authorized users can manage and deliver their assets for internal marketing and promotional uses.”

To learn more about the Miss Universe Collection available through T3Media, visit www.t3licensing.com/missuniverse.