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Wirecast Overview - featuring Mogulus integration. Mogulus is now Livestream! Add us at youtube.com/livestreamcom or visit our new homepage, www.livestream.com.
Vimeo Livestream is a video live streaming platform based in New York City that allows customers to broadcast live video content using a camera and a computer through the Internet, and viewers to play the content via the web, iOS, Android, Roku, and the Apple TV.
- The History of Mogulus.Com
- Introducing Groundbreaking Innovations
- The Hillary Clinton Boost
- Part of The Action at Obama Inauguration
- Rebranding to Livestream.Com
- Vimeo.com Acquires Livestream.Com
- What Then Happened to Mogulus.Com?
Mogulus.com was established in 2007by four co-founders: Max Haot, Phil Worthington, Dayananda Nanjundappa, and Mark Kornfilt. Haot, describedin an archived page of Mogulus.com as "an expert in user-generated content, broadcast technologies, and workflow," became the company's chief executive officer. Worthington took the position of chief product o...
When it was launched, Mogulus.com's ideas were groundbreaking. The service declaredthat with its simple and easy-to-use application, it was providing users with the "power to create live, original television programming, all done on their own global broadcasting channel." The founders of Mogulus indicatedthat the service was established to end the ...
If anybody needed testimony that Mogulus was on a path to success, that evidence arrived in July 2008 when reports started surfacing, indicating that the company had received a new round of funding. Reporting for the TechCrunch on July 28, 2008, Michael Arrington writesthat "The size of the investment won't be disclosed, although we've heard from a...
When C-SPAN, the public service established by the American Cable Television Industry, debuted its inauguration hub on January 20, 2009, its multichannel grid was designed by Mogulus. Reporting about the Mogulus-designed C-SPAN online "control room," Stephanie Condon of CNet.com writes, "Visitors will be able to choose from one of four live feeds f...
In 2009, Mogulus.com rebranded to Livestream.com. Reporting about the branding, MG Siegler of TechCrunch.com starts by saying, "When Mogulus launched in 2007, few people understood its name." Adding, "Most people still don't because, quite frankly, it doesn't make a lot of sense." Siegler then celebrates that there would be no need anymore to grapp...
"We're thrilled to announce that we will be joining the Vimeo team to continue our journey to innovate in the world of video and live storytelling," Livestream.com said in an undated messageto visitors. The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. Vimeo.com released a press statementon September 26, 2017. In the statement, the company said, "Fo...
When both the founders and commentators agree that a name doesn't make sense, you know that such a name will not last. The fact that the owners of Mogulus paid $100,000 for the new domain name, Livestream.com, indicates that they did not want to be associated with a domain called Mogulus.com anymore. Haot's words, in an interview with Inc.com, seal...
Mogulus, a privately funded online video enterprise, is creating a Web site on which users can create live, original television programming that can be seen by viewers on a global basis. Users only need a video camera, broadband connection and the Mogulus online production tools.
Oct 8, 2011 · Mogulus, the oddly named web streaming service has relaunched with a new brand (LiveStream) and more importantly a cleaned-up, updated UI for its broadcasting tool. More coverage on Mashable.
May 16, 2007 · Mogulus is a live video broadcasting service the likes of uStream.tv, but with a twist: Multiple people can work on live video feeds at the same time. Each user can create their own branded...
Live streaming and Vimeo's livestreaming platform helps businesses communicate with, train, and educate employees using enterprise grade live video. Live streaming is also perfect for virtual events, virtual conferences, webinars, panels, and recurring classes or meetings.
