Monthly Archives: March 2009

CNN’s Ed Lavandera reports twice on “Pimp This Bum,” a marketing project that turned to the web to help a homeless man named Tim Edwards, with live streams powered by Ustream (March 26, 2009). Ed Lavandera also interviews Tim Edwards … Continue reading →

Ben Parr of Mashable reports on the launch of Ustream’s Watershed private-label program, which currently includes mobile broadcasting capabilities (March 23, 2009). Read the article here.

Leena Rao from Tech Crunch IT reports on the launch of mobile services for Ustream’s private-label program, Watershed (March 23, 2009). Read the article here.

Liz Gannes of New Tee Vee explains how Watershed, Ustream’s private-label product, enables organizations including Sun Microsystems and Oracle to broadcast live video in minutes with their own branding (March 23, 2009). Read the article here.

Computer expert Ken Colburn investigates some easy and inexpensive options for live streaming on the web, focusing on Ustream as a robust and simple platform for organizations large and small to use (March 21, 2009). Embedded video from CNN Video

Gibson and Ustream teamed up to provide live streams from a touring bus with dozens of musicians and artists during South By Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas (March 17, 2009). Continue reading →

Cory Bohon of The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) reports on the new Ustream iPhone broadcasting application, and recommends that users jailbreak their iPhones to download it (March 16, 2009). Continue reading →

M. Amigot of IBL News reports on the success of the Ustream iPhone and iPod Touch viewing application, generating nearly 1 million downloads just eight weeks after launching (March 9, 2009). Continue reading →

Jason Chen of Gizmodo reports on the new Ustream iPhone broadcasting application and notes the low latency and polling feature of the application (March 7, 2009). Continue reading →

Liz Gannes of New Tee Vee.com speaks with Ustream CEO John Ham about how social tools increase viral potential online (March 6, 2009). Continue reading →