This week’s Broadfield Live Webinar features a preview of the vendors we’ll be visiting at this year’s NAB NY. There’s over a dozen companies we’re looking to interview about their products and new innovations.
Emmy award-winning digital lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong recently launched his groundbreaking, high-energy, LIVE audience talk show Never Settle Show in New York City and on Facebook Live
LiveU is extending its Solo product line of professional-grade wireless video encoders to accommodate the growing needs of online content creators streaming to social media and other online destinations. The full product-line will be on display at IBC2017 (stand 3.B62).
Hurricane Harvey has been affecting southeastern Texas for six days. We’ve had broadcast customers and freelance videographers on the scene in and around Houston covering the devastation, relief efforts, providing updates on the situation, and reconnecting loved ones live on air.
In this quick tutorial I’ll introduce you to the new Solo Cam app for iDevices, which makes going live with the LiveU Solo more portable and flexible than ever.
Tech Zone’s Paul Amadeus Lane tests out LiveU Solo at recent trade shows and conventions, including Wonder Con and E3.
Tech Zone’s Paul Amadeus Lane tests out LiveU Solo at recent trade shows and conventions, including Wonder Con and E3.
Take One Productions President, Troy Witt shares why LiveU Solo helped him solve a major issue when streaming client events online.
Don Baine, the Gadget Professor, takes a look at one of his favorite streaming devices, the LiveU Solo. LiveU Solo offers the best-in-class ‘plug and play’ live streaming bonding solution, bringing LiveU’s broadcasting expertise to the online media market.
Harvey Cossell, Head of Strategy of CMO by Adobe, created this article on how livestreaming can alter your brand.
On 6 January 2016, a puddle formed in Newcastle. It was 1.5 metres wide and blocked a popular pedestrian route, making it difficult for pedestrians to get across. So far, so innocuous.
But when a local marketing agency pointed a camera at it and livestreamed people’s often comedic efforts to cross this harmless puddle, it attracted an audience of almost 20,000 viewers on Periscope and became an instant online sensation.