Sports passionate have received some good news today: NBA and YouTube have cut a deal for 20,000 videos that incorporate NBA content. Moreover viewers will be able to post their own videos and choose NBA provided background music (no uncensored lyrics though). I guess it sounds pretty cool. However as far as I’ve heard users will not be allowed to post the NBA games on other sites as a consequence of the copyrights talks (which brings me back to the regulation issues YouTube faces right now). The NBA is betting that its editing system and the music that will be available will attract fans that now post their videos on YouTube. So if you are interested just type "NBA" into the YouTube search engine and you'll find more than 20,000 videos that incorporate NBA content. Sports fans who enjoy creating the videos often try to one-up each other by producing increasingly elaborate videos. You just wouldn’t want to miss that.
In case you want to view or upload sport videos check our website http://playtime.tv and make your choice. It’s plenty to see there. Massive video streaming and broadcasting is one of the projects studied and implemented in The SigEx Foundry. The Foundry is a training, research and development center working on behalf of SigEx Inc. The revolutionary platform it uses for communication is based on the SuperPBX concept. The Foundry and Sigex Inc., are the creation of CEO Chris Cantell and COO Frederic Artru - two professionals in their field of activity.
Diana Zotescu, student at SigEx Foundry (( http://sigexfoundry.info )
"Multimedia & Broadcasting" project of The Foundry School ( http://thefoundryschoo.tv)
