Posts tagged ‘webcast’

StreamUK shortlisted as a finalist for BEST WEBCAST

Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

StreamUK is proud to have made the shortlist for BEST WEBCAST (2010/11) at the Streaming Media Europe Awards this year.

The online streaming specialists became finalists after receiving a large number of votes for the 2010/11 series of live webcasts for  Red Bull Bedroom Jam UK, a national project that gives unsigned bands and artists the chance to compete for a prize by playing a live bedroom gig to thousands online.

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The shortlist that includes two other nominees is considered one of the great accolades of the streaming media industry, organised by the internationally renowned Streaming Media Europe.

StreamUK were proud to pick up an award in 2009 for their user generated content platform CrowdSourcer, a StreamUK product that is now used by clients such as the BBC and The Guardian.

 

British hypnotist uses Stream UK for hypnosis webcast

Wednesday, January 5th, 2011

Yesterday Stream UK streamed British hypnotist Chris Hughes live weight loss webcast for World Hypnotism Day. It was also the first webcast to help people lose weight.

The Socialtrance weight loss session consisted of a 15 minute online webcast hosted by Stream UK. The hypnosis audio download is available from ITunes and other leading online music providers.

To download the webcast click here

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Live webcast of charity single launch to raise money for cervical cancer research

Monday, December 6th, 2010

Today at 6.30pm Stream UK will be encoding a live feed for the webcast of Sarah Phillips’ Single Launch. Sarah Phillips’ ‘Say it’s Possible’ music single is being launched to raise money for cervical cancer research.

The single aims to raise funds for Debbie Fund, a charity set up in memory of Sarah’s mum Debbie, who died of Cervical Cancer on 11th February 2010.

During the progression of Debbie’s disease, it became apparent that there was no dedicated research into a drug treatment specifically for Cervical Cancer, and so, of the numerous friends whom Debbie had, a group of us have come together with her family to raise sufficient funds to ensure that the necessary research can be carried out by a team of scientists at University College London.

So far, Debbie Fund has raised just under £460,000 in the form of cash received and pledges.

Sarah hopes to raise even more through her EP Say it’s Possible.

The webcast is free to view, and all you need to do is visit Sarah’s website.

If you haven’t already watched it, the video of Sarah’s “Say it’s Possible” is now available to watch on You Tube.

From Monday, Sarah’s audio CD will be available in all major stores of Tescos, Sainsbury’s and Asda as well as HMV and other music outlets

The audio CD is also available online (and still for pre-order) from Amazon.

The download is available for pre-order now on iTunes with a bonus mix of “Blue Chair”.

Stream UK streams NMA Webinar – 20 May

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

New Media Age’s webinar at 2pm on Thursday 20 May will be powered by Stream UK as part our ongoing media partnership with NMA. The webinar will cover the topic ‘Is Social Media right for your brand?’

The webinar will discuss what brands can learn from the success and failures of others in this area, how to effectively integrate social media into yuor overall strategy and how much of your resource to invest. Trevor Johnson, Head of Strategy and Planning at Facebook along with Ciaran Norris, Head of Social Media at Mindshare will be the guest speakers.

Register for this audio webinar and get free expert advice from the most knowledgeable people in the business.

Stream UK webcasts the Economic Crisis and the Crisis in Economics

Thursday, April 15th, 2010

On April 9-10 Cambridge Judge Business School used Stream UK to stream the Institute of Economic Thinking (INET) conference live from Kings College.

More than 150 academic, business and government policy thought leaders from around the world convened at Kings College in Cambridge to explore the reasons why prevailing economic theory failed to predict the recent financial and economic crisis.

Due to the exclusivity of invitations to the session rooms themselves, Judge Business School created several auditoriums, including a state-of-the-art lecture theatre, to allow a similar experience to others.

At short notice,  Stream UK’s team were responsible for encoding a live video feed and delivering it at a quality high enough for audiences to watch on a plasma screen. Feedback from all parties was fantastic.

“You’re guys were great. Most helpful throughout the event. The quality of the webcast was high. They kept in contact with us throughout and it went very smoothly” Dave Amann, Judge Business School.

We look forward to more events like it.