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Webcasting - With the reduction in media staffs and increase in content needs, many reporters simply don't have the time to attend press briefings. Broadcasting your press conference or event live over the Internet allows them to attend without ever leaving their office. Today's faster Internet connections and improved technology makes webcasting easier, more reliable and more accessible, even from home.
Event Video Archiving - Make video of your Press Conference or Event available on your web-site for future use. An edited version which conveys the highlights is a great resource for those reporters who were unable to attend your event due to scheduling conflicts. It allows them to view the material at their convenience, increasing the chances of coverage.
Video Hosting - Don't have the capacity to host the video on you own site? newscast can host the video for you. We simply supply a link which is embedded in a viewer on your page so the user never leaves your site. No storage or bandwidth burdens are placed on your infrastructure. newscast can even create a custom viewer for you.
Internet Video Distribution - Sites such as YouTube and Yahoo video are expanding rapidly, in fact there are over 15 widely used sites and the list keeps growing. By distributing your video on these sites, you greatly expand your potential audience. There are over 3 billion video views a month on these sites combined and that number is growing as more and more people turn to the web for video. newscast produces content specifically designed for the web viewing experience, we then encode it for each specific site and then optimizes the tags for increased search functionality.
EPKs - Adding video to your Electronic Press Kits has many advantages. First it provides reporters with an interesting presentation of your material. Additionally, by providing both an edited piece and b-roll on disks, media outlets including TV stations and newspaper websites can use your material on air or online. newscast can provide video in the different formats required by the various media outlets.
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