Press release
LIVENET - New Zealand’s first free live streaming website launched
8 November 2010LiveNet Limited has launched New Zealand’s first free live internet streaming service for New Zealand. Both individuals and businesses and can now live stream themselves through the LiveNet website, www.livenet.co.nz, directly to their target audience, promoting their business, products/services or just their own opinions. The base service is free of charge and includes for all users their own secure broadcast console and a dedicated profile page on the LiveNet website which contains their live stream player, live chat facility and supporting information such as their business logos, pictures and descriptions. There is facility for their audience to interact with the broadcaster in real time via video and audio. Broadcasts can also be recorded and archived to the website video library as Video On Demand. To create their own live stream users merely need to register for a free account on www.livenet.co.nz, plug a camera into their computer or just use their built in web cam and press “broadcast”.
LiveNet also provides live streaming production services. LiveNet technicians can travel to users own locations and live stream and produce broadcasts for clients. All user’s shows and broadcasts are promoted via the LiveNet website calendar, weekly newsletter and Social Media Marketing.
The LiveNet website and services have been in development for 12 months, and were launched in July in Auckland. During the 3 month soft launch since then a number of clients and users have started using the service including the Auckland SPCA with a fortnightly show. Visitor levels and viewers of live and archived shows have risen dramatically through the use of Facebook and Twitter and also following a concerted search engine optimisation effort.
LiveNet is the brainchild of Spencer Bryan who developed the website and services in response to the growth in use and demand for Web (Internet) TV and live Internet streaming, seen worldwide. This is a new and compelling form of marketing or promotion for any individual or business and is the logical step to follow the huge growth in Online Video as a marketing and communication tool, seen in recent years. With the improvement in broadband speeds and initiatives such as “Fibre to the Door” in NZ, the growth of live internet streaming is expected to rapidly increase in coming years. Compatibility with mobile devices will further fuel that growth.
Full service details can be found on the website www.livenet.co.nz .
For more information contact:
Spencer Bryan
LiveNet Ltd.
www.livenet.co.nz
PO Box 24 104
Royal Oak
Auckland
Ph: 021 0240 1398
Free live streaming for New Zealand
666 great south road Penrose Building 3 level 5
This release was published on openPR.
Permanent link to this press release:
Copy
Please set a link in the press area of your homepage to this press release on openPR. openPR disclaims liability for any content contained in this release.
You can edit or delete your press release LIVENET - New Zealand’s first free live streaming website launched here
News-ID: 151528 • Views: …
More Releases for Zealand
GIMME Beverage Delivery - New Zealand
Revolutionizing Beverage Delivery in New Zealand: A Look at GIMME
In a world where convenience drives consumer choices, New Zealand's beverage delivery service GIMME has emerged as a game-changer. Combining speed, variety, and reliability, GIMME is redefining how Kiwis enjoy their favorite drinks, setting a new standard for on-demand delivery.
The Rise of Beverage Delivery Services
As the demand for quick and hassle-free delivery continues to surge, beverage delivery platforms have gained significant…
Ikaria Lean Belly Juice New Zealand Reviews - Fake or Real Results? What do New …
Ikaria Lean Belly Juice New Zealand is a famous name on the lookout for weight reduction supplements. It is something beyond a common dietary enhancement. This supplement has been carefully created following quite a while of clinical investigations and research to furnish your body with a range of weight reduction benefits. All the Ikaria Lean Paunch Juice fixings are normal in nature and have been known to give weight reduction…
New Zealand Agriculture Market, New Zealand Agriculture Industry, New Zealand Ag …
Agriculture has always been of boundless importance for the New Zealand, as feeding the world’s prime population is not a relaxed task. The New Zealand government has been associate the agriculture industry with an effective amount of policies, demanding to stabilize the output and seeking ways to make sure the sector is growing healthily and sustainably. The New Zealand federal government has been decidedly supportive of agriculture for decades, and…
Onvizi Opens Branch In New Zealand
A London based Online Marketing Company has opened a branch in Auckland, New Zealand. Onvizi provides strategic marketing services to businesses of all sizes to assist them with online branding and visibility.
The Auckland Office opened in June 2011 and is being run by Jon Shawcross who founded the company in the UK in 2009. They primarily work with small and medium sized businesses, but also have clients who are sole…
New Zealand Auckland City Tunnel Breakthrough
The New Zealand Victoria Park motorway tunnel in Auckland City reached an important milestone when the diggings north and south of Beaumont Street in central Auckland met.
The exciting breakthrough enables people to walk 300 metres within the tunnel trench - from the tunnel’s northern portal, under Beaumont Street and through Victoria Park to Victoria Street West. This signifies the halfway point of construction of the ‘cut and cover’ tunnel…
New Zealand Mine Searches For Survivors
Pike River mine (in New Zealand) where 29 people have been missing since an explosion Friday, is being searched by a new robot after the first one broke down.
Engineers will soon complete the drilling of a 15cm (6in) wide test and 160m-long shaft that will allow them to assess the air quality. Dangerous levels of methane and carbon monoxide is suspected to be in the mine, which has hampered all…
