Intervox Communications services include consulting,
content and project management with expertise in webcasting, dynamic changing
sites (datacasting) tied into e-commerce through NowPlaying! We maintain the moderation and
memberships of the following lists.
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Based on demand on our Intervox
Webcasting Lists - serving 2,000 plus executive members, we have designed new
lists suited to different webcasters, broadcasters, datacasters for their needs.
There are four list choices. In addition, digests and archives are available for
select lists. Our list is hosted on the servers of broadcast.net.
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| List One: webcasting |
| The most active list and discusses advertising, content, new developments and news and contains member to member discussion. You may wish to preview the archives prior to subscribing. |
| membership includes: broadcasters, datacasters, marketers, advertisers who bring new marketing driven technological solutions to the NET....for the efficient use of streaming (Live) Audio/Video on the Net, Video on Demand, Audio on Demand, Datacasting and new technologies...as broadcast merges with the one to one future. Since this list was in effect for a year before push/pull technologies, we also have members from push companies as they integrate audio and video, and streaming media becomes intelligent.We ask all contribute to the list in non-technical semantics so that all members may benefit. It is the largest of the webcasting lists and posts reach 800 plus individual members. Information and archives are mirrored or distributed around the world. |
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2. Do not type anything in the subject line. 3. Type in text area: subscribe webcasting 4. Send the e-mail 5. You will receive a confirmation by e-mail |
| List Two: webcasting -events |
| for posting of new events, live events,
webcasts and new channels. Please read
submission requirements below.
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| List One:
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the most active list and discusses advertising, content, new developments and news and contains member to member discussion. You may wish to preview the archives prior to subscribing. |
| membership includes:
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broadcasters, datacasters, marketers, advertisers who
bring new marketing driven technological solutions to the NET....for the
efficient use of streaming (Live) Audio/Video on the Net, Video on Demand,
Audio on Demand, Datacasting and new technologies...as broadcast merges
with the one to one future.
Since this list was in effect for a year before push/pull technologies, we also have members from push companies as they integrate audio and video, and streaming media becomes intelligent.We ask all contribute to the list in non-technical semantics so that all members may benefit. It is the largest of the webcasting lists and posts reach 800 plus individual members. Information and archives are mirrored or distributed around the world. |
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Subscribe to
webcasting: |
1. Send email
to majordomo@broadcast.net
2. Do not type anything in the subject line. 3. Type in text area: subscribe webcasting 4. Send the e-mail 5. You will receive a confirmation by e-mail |
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Two:
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for posting of new events, live
events, webcasts and new channels. Please read
submission requirements below. View the wecasting-events archives |
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Subscribe to
webcasting-events: |
1. Send email
to majordomo@broadcast.net
2. Do not type anything in the subject line. 3. Type in text area: subscribe webcasting-events 4. Send the e-mail 5. You will receive a confirmation by e-mail |
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news only and no discussion, low-volume, timely information and webcasting statistics. New statistics and the latest webcasting and broadcasting news are posted on a select basis. Includes updated statistics on webcasting in conjunction with Intervox Communications, BRS Radio, Ultimate TV, Voo Doo Agency/France and MediaManager/Singapore. |
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ivox-webcasting-report: |
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General Net Issues including advertising, management, and execution. We deal with business models, advertising, content, webcasting and new Net developments. The list is less technical and deals with growth issues from a management perspective. Members include General Managers, Producers, WebMasters, Sales Managers and Advertisers, and other members in a variety of positions at stations or websites. Majority of membership is Broadcast and Network Executives - This list supports the National Association of Broadcasters Book called Internet Age Broadcaster written by Peggy Miles and Dean Sakai. Advisor to the list is Brian Cooley, CNET. |
| membership includes: | primary membership is broadcast, radio, TV, cable, with an Internet presence. |
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internet-broadcaster: |
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Webcasting-Events - Daily Webcasting Events are posted here by the Content Providers |
Webcasting-Tech - Technical discussion of Broadcasting on the internet |
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TV-GM - A forum for General Managers and Sales Personnel in Television: |
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Radio-GM - A forum for General Managers and Sales Personnel in Radio: |
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Radio-Promotions - A forum for Radio Promotion Directors: |
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TV-Promotions - A forum for Television Promotion Directors. |
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| Webcasting Digest
(Optional) If you prefer to have the
webcasting announcements arrive in your mailbox in a digest form - here is
how to sign up. This is only an option and not required to participate in
this group. The Webcasting-digest will wait until about 40K of messages
have been sent to webcasting@broadcast.net and send them all in one
message to your e-mail address. You will receive one
big message instead of several individual
messages.
To receive the
webcasting-digest: You will receive a notification that the process was successful and as soon as the 40K of new messages have been received, you will get the next issue of webcasting-digest. At the recent traffic rate, that is about once a day. You will continue to receive the individual messages until you unsubscribe from the webcasting@broadcast.net list. To do this, send a message to: majordomo@broadcast.net In the text area type unsubscribe webcasting. This will remove you from the list that produces the individual messages. To unsubscribe from the digest, send an e-mail to majordomo@broadcast.net. In the message area type unsubscribe webcasting-digest. REMEMBER, to post to both the individual message and digest lists you STILL send your messages to: webcasting@broadcast.net The disadvantage of joining the digest is that it may be a day before you see the latest posts.The advantage is that get one big message instead of a bunch of small ones. This is provided as an option at the request of several subscribers. You can use it either way. If you use Microsoft Mail as your mail client, PLEASE turn off the Rich Text option so your messages do not attach the winmail.dat file. The system sometimes displays it as garbage and this upsets some folks. If you have questions or problems, e-mail Dave Biondi dbiondi@broadcast.net and for editorial questions and suggestions e-mail Peggy Miles pmiles@intervox.com. You will be asked to post an introduction to the list upon signing up. We unfortunately reserve the right to immediately remove list members from this service for abusive, unsolicited advertising or offensive e-mail. Contact us with any questions. Thank you and we can't wait to hear and see you on the Net. |
Please introduce yourself to the list and your interest upon joining by sending us a short page e-mail to webcasting@broadcast.net
You may post to the list after joining, and must be a member to post to this e-mail webcasting@broadcast.net
No unsolicited e-mail advertising is allowed. Ask the list host or
review the archives to get an idea of the list focus. It's mission is to advance
the industry by working together. Courtesy and respect to other members is a
focus of this list. Feel free to ask questions to the list as needed. Many
members are there to help new members with webcasting issues. For personal
attention, send an e-mail to intervox@intervox.com
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Some of the proud members on the list include executives representing more than 800 TV/Radio Stations and Sites, and Webcasters, Datacasters, list members who are active include Pres. of Xing Technologies, Pres. of Audionet, VDONet Execs, Telos, Real Audio, Microsoft Product Managers, Electric Village, Syndicated Web Content Providers, Broadcast.Net, SBE, Audioactive, Authors, Editors of Publications, N.A.B. , ITU-Geneva and many more international friends from England, Japan, Canda, Mexico, Brazil, Finland, Netherlands, Singapore and around the globe.
This list is for professional webcasters to publicize their events and the press to get information about new events. There is a specific way to post your webcasting-events which follows. The reason for the posting rules is for the press and writers to quickly understand the content and context of your event.
A service of Intervox Communications -Hosting by Broadcast.Net
This is the largest list on the Net to promote Live Net Broadcasts, On-Demand Programming and New Channels in Webcasting. This is an outgrowth of the webcasting discussion list which was overwhelmed with posts. This is the place to post daily broadcasts, netcasts, and special events dealing with audio, video, and channels on the Net.
Webcasting-Events Archives:
http://www.broadcast.net/bmail/webcasting-events
These posting rules are in place so that the news media and list members can find your event in our archives and for our calendar.
TO POST: To post your new events, send an email to webcasting-events@broadcast.net
BE THOROUGH/COMPLETE: The single biggest complaint received are posters who leave off the exact URL of the event and the time (and the time zone!) from posts.
Please provide contact information of a phone, address, and email address for the press. It makes it hard to figure out the time of your event and for the press to write stories about you without complete information. This will make it easier for the press or other sites to pick your event for this events listings. IMPORTANT NOTE: Please put the URL of the event or location FIRST, or as close to the top of the email Text Area. Standard news release format encouraged.
SUBJECT FIELD INFORMATION IS CRITICAL: Here's what to put in the subject field for an event post:
Webcast Events can be: Mt. Everest Broadcast Live, Concerts, Special Shows, Educational Events, Conventions, and others...* Put the following in the subject line of your email to webcasting-events@broadcast.net
SUBJECT: 00/00/00 Event Name
(ex.) Subject: 04/03/97 Elton John Live on MS
Netshow)
(This is month first 04/03/97 which means April 3, 1997)
Ongoing Events- over a Period of Time, but not forever. For an event over a period of a weeks or number of events (like Comdex over a period of days or Audionet's Schedule for the Week of their hundreds of programs.)
SUBJECT: 00/00-00/00/00 Event Name
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Subject: 02/10-02/14/97 Internet Word Live Webcast Events
(This is month first)
New Webcast Stations, Net Only, Radio, TV rebroadcasts, Networks, etc* If a New Webcast or Webcast Station (Streaming or on-demand) 00/00/00 (Which is date it started on the air) and Name of Broadcaster or Webcaster - Audio or Video, in the text are specify if 24 hours a day - or daily, etc.
SUBJECT: 04/02/97 ABC Radio, http://www.abc.com 24 hours a day
Launch
SUBJECT:
05/03/97 Flirting on the Net, http://www.cupidnet.com
daily at 4 PM
Webcasting Channels
If a New Webcasting Channel (Push) 00/00/00 (Date of Launch) (Name of
Client) (Name of software, ie backweb, netscape, etc.)
SUBJECT: 01/06/97 backweb.com launches CBS Sportsline
Frequent posters include Beta, Iterated, Audionet, Microsoft Netshow, All Games Network and many, many others.
Webcasting Listings or Directories
You can also post to the list other sites you find of interest or unique directories or locations of consolidated information, or reference sources for those of us in the business.
For example, http://www.ultimatetv.com has a list of webcasting locations, http://www.pluggedin.com, http://www.mediacast.com, http://www.microsoft.com/netshow, http://www.real.com, http://www.timecast.com has a number of intelligent line-ups you can design your own program guide, http://www.pushconcepts.com has a list of articles on Push, and http://www.intervox.com/desk.htm has information oriented toward radio and TV webcasters and Net info.
The mission... get your Webcast Info Out - - -and also keep informed of other information to help you with your Webcasting-Events and New Webcast Stations or channels.
We ask that when joining this list, - please introduce yourself and tell us of you interest. Please put the word introduction in the subject line when you do so and welcome to webcasting-events.
EMERGENCIES:
List Problems - Dave Biondi-President of Broadcast.Net - 713-926-2209, dbiondi@broadcast.net, Peggy Miles, President of Intervox Communications-President of Intervox Communications 202 986-2636, pmiles@intervox.com for content and sponsorship.
Thanks for all the members who help others on the Net!
We appreciate your support of the industry.