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PeerCast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peercast can be used to multicast streaming audio (Ogg Vorbis, MP3, WMA) and/or video (Ogg Theora, Nullsoft Streaming Video, or WMV), or any other stream of data, over the internet. Peercast uses a distributed bandwidth technique to lighten the load of the broadcaster's upstream bandwidth where each listener/viewer will relay the stream they download to one or more additional listeners.
Google Video - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Google Video is a free Google service that allows anyone to upload video clips to Google's web servers as well as make their own media available free of charge or through Google Video Store for a cost that they can set.
On 9 October 2006 Google agreed to buy former competitor YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock, but YouTube will remain a separate service under its own identity for the near future, though YouTube search results may include Google Video clips, and vice versa.
Outloud.tv - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Outloud.TV is a crossmedia platform that connects the web to real tv broadcasts. Outloud.TV produces tv broadcasts on demand generated from user created content. Outloud.Tv pioneerded community created content since 2003.
Ezenia! Inc. - Because the World Moves in Real-Time
Ezenia InfoWorkSpace provides teams that are geographically dispersed with the ability to collaborate and share information in a real-time virtual environment.
SeaWorld Adventure Parks. Florida, Texas & California.
Busch Entertainment Corporation.
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