The recent extreme growth in webcasting services has led to more service offerings and increased competition, which is great news for anyone looking for a flexible range of pricing and features.

With ticket receipts soaring and online music more popular than ever, why is live concert webcasting -- which sits squarely at the intersection of these trends -- still lagging? After showing early ...

It’s no secret that running a business these days is challenging. Costs are rising, lower margins are becoming a fact of life, and the public doesn’t seem to be buying as much as they once did.In any ...

seeking a global audience when they started playing music online in the fall of 2001. They were simply trying to reach more students at their own university. Many students look at radio as passé. The ...

So you want to produce a webcast, perhaps for training, marketing, or sales. You envision a presentation involving a talking head video and PowerPoint, and maybe some extras such as chat and Q&A.

Online radio listenership has grown over 515 percent since January 2001, according to MeasureCast. Arbitron reports that 35 percent of all Americans 12 and older have used streaming media. Why?

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Webcasters have long argued that they offer a much different musical ...

Rep. Jay Inslee (D-WA) has waded right into the debate over Internet broadcasting, introducing a bill that would overturn the recent ruling requiring webcasters to pay a flat rate per song streamed, ...

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) on Friday welcomed the news that webcasting will no longer be included in the World Intellectual Property Organization's (WIPO) broadcasting treaty. The Treaty ...

A webcaster eats a dumpling during a show. Photo: CFP Easy entry and big profits have attracted thousands of users to the emerging webcasting platforms in China. By 2015, there were about 200 ...