
This recent article on VentureBeat is a great round up of current live video streaming and lifecasting services by David Adewumi on:
14 ways to broadcast yourself…live
In this excerpt, he writes, "Live TV is just starting to take off, and below I present a select list of competitors, and why I love ‘em, hate ‘em and sometimes both. I prefer Kyte and Mogulus for being able to create and broadcast an innovative show, while UStream.TV has aligned with big-name personalities like The Plain White T’s that are fun to take a look at. In the Mobile sphere, Qik seems to be the dominant force, allowing users to stream mobile to internet with only a 5-second delay, but FlixWagon will be hot on its tails when it releases a public alpha in January."
Others on the list include AT&T, blog.tv, Comvu, flixwagon, loobs, Justin.tv, operator11, seesmic and Stickam.
Dan Taylor posted a similar round up on his Fabric of Folly blog in August 2007 with many of the same companies at:
Round-up of DIY live video streaming services
Dan's list also included Veodia, YouCams, and MyStreams.tv.
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