Just Announced: Flixwagon Solutions Launched for Mobile Carriers and Media Companies

We're happy to announce the launch of Flixwagon Solutions for Mobile Carriers and Media Companies.

The scoop: our business solutions allow our clients to deploy live video broadcasting capabilities from mobile phones to the web and TV on a large scale, with customizable features, and extremely fast time-to-market.

Mobile carriers can offer the service to their own subscribers to improve subscriber experience and generate additional revenue via service fees and data plans. Subscribers can then share live or stored videos directly from their mobile phones with their friends, family, and colleagues via any wesbite, blog, social network, video sharing site and more, and interact with their viewers through live 2-way chat.

Media companies can create new cost-effective content offerings around live mobile video by allowing their reporters and entertainers to make live high-quality videos from anywhere in the world. These videos can be watched online and/or on TV, in combination with viewer participation (live chat, viewer submitted questions and requests, etc.). Also, the Flixwagon platform allows media companies to incorporate citizen journalism and user-generated content by supporting video feeds from up to hundreds of thousands of contributors. The web and TV experience is entirely customized to fit the media organization's existing properties.

Feel free to check out our Viacom/MTV case study, which includes info on various projects we powered for MTV, including 'Coose or Lose' that featured an exclusive interview with VP Candidate Sarah Palin, and 'Jonas Brothers: Live & Mobile' that pulled over 6 Million video streams in just one weekend.


Our new Solutions page for Mobile Carriers and Media companies is here: http://www.flixwagon.com/solutions

The press release is here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/google/20080916005463/en

And here's our flickr account with photos and screenshots: http://flickr.com/photos/27816411@N02/


Updates:

Some coverage from this morning:

Center Networks

ReadWriteWeb

NewTeeVee