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Brian Greene of doop recently took part in a round table discussion on the IIA white paper on Podcasting. Also in attendance was Krishna De, Rosanne Smith of the IIA and Brendan Hughes who is the Chair of the IIA Social Media Working Group, Karlin Lillington of Irish Times & Eoin Kennedy Associate Director at Slattery Communications.
Here is Krishna’s Recording of the event & here is Karlin’s Times article of same.
doop’s web casting division Talking Voices completed a fifth round of recording of podcasts for Rabo Direct on September 8th 2008. The 5 podcasts will be released during the winter months. During the summer we added video podcasting to the media offering, providing webcast for RaboDirect.ie inside the ‘boot camp for money’. This was filmed June 3rd 2008.
Talking Voices (the podcasting arm of doop.ie in Ireland) has just completed the recording and post production of the Irish Internet Association Internet Congress 2008 podcast over 14 episodes. This is the third year in a row that we have been engaged to create the podcasting of the all day national conference and breakout sessions.
In previous years the podcast was sponsored by Microsoft, this year Rabo Direct came in with a sponsorship package that sees this annual fixture on the internet calendar get recorded for attendees & non attendees alike.
Commenting on the conference podcast Brian Greene of Talking Voices said “We listen to it & record it, so you can enjoy it in the future. Many conference attendees from all over the country now know that the entire conference and breakout sessions are recorded so they can be assured not to miss anything, while been able to spend valuable conference time networking!”
The conference cast is available on the IIA website or via xml subscription & in iTunes.
doop have been broadcasting Tattersall’s bloodstock auctions for over 5 years using the Realmedia Platform and for this year’s September Yearling sale we tried something different. Why?
Well, we wanted to try out ustream.tv, an FLV live streaming service. This service is a major advance on streaming with only a 1 or 2 second video delay on the live event – as opposed to the 50 second delay delivered by older technologies. What was the outcome?
Well it worked – and beautifully. This prestigious bloodstock sale was broadcast to international vendors and buyers in almost realtime – allowing them to practically participate in the sale and keep a close eye on the action.
The sale was broadcast live for 72 hours over a three days from Ratoath in Co. Meath. As well as the video broadcast we provided audio only feeds of the sale for an audience of 128 listeners, increasing to 512 on demand.
doop, through Talking Voices (our podcasting services division in Ireland) have facilitated conference podcasting for many Irish events. By providing podcasts of conferences and seminars, event managers are able to open up the conference content to both delegates and potential attendees unable to attend due to geographical restrictions. Now by using a FLV live streaming service we can provide LIVE views of the conference to a larger audience. Talk to us for more information.
