Live streaming video is becoming a major part of web 2.0 and web 3.0, just as much as it did back in the 90’s when it first started out, but what’s it’s current role in web events and how can we know when to utilize it versus pre-produced video.
What does this mean for us as web developers and Internet marketers? Well, as someone who loves to be able to deliver my presentation as soon as it’s ready, I love to see this technology applied in many different ways. As a webinar and webinars organizer, I really like the idea that a webinar can go on even after the presenter has gone away-even if the webinar is recorded.
I also love the idea that there can be multiple streams coming to a single user’s browser or computer, with the possibility of using live events as a link source for those streams. These kinds of things open up entirely new ways to think about live events, webinars, and web events themselves.
How to get more attendee with Singapore Live Streaming
Live streaming events are certainly a way of getting more attendees to your virtual events, whether you’re a professional who’s giving a webinar or an Internet marketing guru who’s promoting his latest product. But Streaming Events is not just about making more attendees, or even more sales; it’s about making it easier to do your job and easier to have more fun while you do it. And I’m sure you’ll agree with me when I say that’s always a good thing.
Unlike most other platforms, Digital Conferencing allows users to seamlessly convert their desktop into a screen that allows them to see their streams live and all from within the convenience of their current web browser. It also allows them to do things like pause, rewind, replay, as well as adding participants and sending text and voice messages from their computer.
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