posted by Steve31st, 2008
Broadcast Engineering recently featured an interesting article on Trade Show News Television, an enterprising production company that shoots tv-style interviews and news clips for its clients at their trade show booths.
Customers choose one of three streaming video packages based on marketing and distribution needs. The footage is captured, edited and then made available for video streaming.
According to the article, the concept has attracted the interest of trade show managers, online publishers and exhibitors. “More than ever, business customers and prospects access their information online through streaming video,” states Bob Lipp of Trade Show News Television. “Our concept gives trade show exhibitors a unique sales tool that continues to support sales long after the trade show has ended.”
It’s something to consider when expanding or diversifying your video offerings as well.
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posted by Steve29th, 2007
We had a pretty full house on hand for Tuesday night’s web-based meeting, and I’m pleased that so many people could stop by on short notice to see what’s the Video Business Advisor will be providing you in the line of video business support for 2008 and beyond.
There’ll be another opportunity to get together tonight (Thursday) at 8 pm EST, using the new Conference Chat software. You can download a copy of this software at the link below. Clicking on execute will install it on your desktop. Double-clicking the icon will get you into the VBA Conference room. Make certain your computer speakers are working, as I’ll be talking. If you’ve got a computer mic setup, you can talk back; you can also text me and show webcam images.
The app is tiny enough -here’s the link. VBA Conference
Very sorry, Mac users, but this software is only PC compatible. We’re working on a fix. In the meantime, we’ll be recording tonight’s session, and it’ll be available to you as an Mp3 tomorrow. So if can’t make it, you’ll be able to catch the entire meeting later at your convenience.
