60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of Johnny Chan Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Thu, 21 Aug 2008 12:58:52 -0700 Johnny Chan http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of Johnny Chan Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of Johnny Chan Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/2/prweb504631.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/2/prweb504631.htm iPods + Cell Phones + HD + Subtitles + Memocast 2.0 Equals Foreign Films Whenever, Wherever for Everyone [PRWeb Feb 13, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/2/prweb504631.htm Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:42:02 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com Memocast, a popular online portal for foreign language films, today unveiled the latest example of its use of technology by giving an exclusive group of testers a first look at the newly enhanced Memocast.com website as it furthers its commitment to build communities through foreign films and entertainment. The new Memocast.com will allow users to personalize their favorite content as well as watch and share the shows, movies, and shorts with other foreign film lovers anytime and anywhere they want. Memocast 2.0 features include: -iPod integration -Streams to cell phones and PDAs -Customizable playlists -High-Definition (HD) resolution -Subtitles Memocast 2.0 is launching amidst negotiations with angel investors and venture capitalists for second-round funding. Quotes: Elaine Olshantesky, director of marketing for Memocast: "iPod and cell phone integration caters to our 'how I want it, when I want it' generation. Technology enables us to obliterate global barriers that hindered connectivity before. We want Anastasia to be able to watch her favorite Russian movie with her American husband Bill who doesn't speak a word of Russian." Michael Arrington, editor for TechCrunch: "With all the buzz surrounding sites catering to Hollywood, it's easy to miss a company like Memocast, but if it raises the money to rapidly grow the business, this is a company and a space that bears watching over the coming months." Market Facts and Relevant Links TechCrunch's post about Memocast MSNBC/Newsweek article: The Fertile Time for Foreign Films Company Info Memocast, Inc. is the premiere online destination for streaming and downloading foreign movies, music videos, TV series, novellas and documentaries via broadband. Started by first-generation Russian-Americans, the San Francisco based company continues to embrace device integration and expand its unprecedented cache of content to reach foreign communities worldwide. ###]]> Elaine Olshantesky Foreign Films On-Demand??? Memocast says "Oui Oui" Memocast, a popular online portal for foreign language films, today unveiled the latest example of its use of technology by giving an exclusive group of testers a first look at the newly enhanced Memocast.com website as it furthers its commitment to build communities through foreign films and entertainment. The new Memocast.com will allow users to personalize their favorite content as well as watch and share the shows, movies, and shorts with other foreign film lovers anytime and anywhere they want. Memocast 2.0 features include: -iPod integration -Streams to cell phones and PDAs -Customizable playlists -High-Definition (HD) resolution -Subtitles Memocast 2.0 is launching amidst negotiations with angel investors and venture capitalists for second-round funding. Quotes: Elaine Olshantesky, director of marketing for Memocast: "iPod and cell phone integration caters to our 'how I want it, when I want it' generation. Technology enables us to obliterate global barriers that hindered connectivity before. We want Anastasia to be able to watch her favorite Russian movie with her American husband Bill who doesn't speak a word of Russian." Michael Arrington, editor for TechCrunch: "With all the buzz surrounding sites catering to Hollywood, it's easy to miss a company like Memocast, but if it raises the money to rapidly grow the business, this is a company and a space that bears watching over the coming months." Market Facts and Relevant Links TechCrunch's post about Memocast MSNBC/Newsweek article: The Fertile Time for Foreign Films Company Info Memocast, Inc. is the premiere online destination for streaming and downloading foreign movies, music videos, TV series, novellas and documentaries via broadband. Started by first-generation Russian-Americans, the San Francisco based company continues to embrace device integration and expand its unprecedented cache of content to reach foreign communities worldwide. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb468123.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb468123.htm eefoof receives $225,000 in the first funding round from the Tech Coast Angels; site to be redesigned [PRWeb Nov 2, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb468123.htm Thu, 2 Nov 2006 16:50:06 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com Tech Coast Angels, the largest angel network in the United States and the number one source of funding in Southern California, has provided eefoof, the media-sharing site that pays its users, with $225,000 in its first funding round. eefoof's unique revenue-sharing model first gained exposure when it was labeled as the "YouTube Killer" in a national spot on CNBC's popular On The Money segment back in July 2006. The idea for eefoof spawned from its founder's malcontent with YouTube. Founder Kevin Flynn posted a popular video on YouTube that spread virally throughout the web. Though it reached cult-like success, Flynn didn't receive any compensation from YouTube. As a result, eefoof participates in a substantial revenue share with its users – currently, it shares 50% of its ad revenue, which it gets from online media buys and Google's AdSense program, with the content creators. The funding comes at an opportune time for Flynn as the site is raising its profile through an aggressive marketing campaign led by the digital marketing consultancy eBoost Marketing, and a user-oriented site redesign developed in partnership between Fraser Britton Designs and Thody Consulting Inc. As the site adds more advertisers, Flynn promises the payouts will become substantially larger to reward those with authentic and exceptional content. eefoof does not reward, nor condone, the breaching of authenticity in social media with copyright infringement or publicity stunts such as the now-infamous LonelyGirl15 phenomena. eefoof will be out of beta by Jan. 1st 2007. A few highlights of eefoof 2.0 : ∙ Slimmed down navigation bar for easily accessible media ∙ Monthly contests for compelling content (prizes on top of increased pay-out) ∙ Outrageous payout specials ∙ Seamless navigation for media content ∙ Unparalleled expansion of social networking features ∙ Organically developed blogging platform as a part of the revenue-sharing model Quote: "We've paid attention to our users. We've listened on forums, on blogs, on discussions, and we understand the drawbacks of the beta site. And we've fixed them. So finally, we're giving the users what the users want. Thanks for your patience, everyone. You're going to get paid…more than ever." - Kevin Flynn, eefoof Founder For the latest news in the media-sharing space, visit: our custom del.icio.us page and subscribe to the RSS Feed. About eefoof eefoof.com is a community-driven website built around one principal rule: the authors of internet content should be paid for their work and not have it exploited for others' gain. Founded in California in May 2006 by a group of friends who met on the... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb468123.htm]]> Johnny Chan Tech Coast Angels Bless eefoof Tech Coast Angels, the largest angel network in the United States and the number one source of funding in Southern California, has provided eefoof, the media-sharing site that pays its users, with $225,000 in its first funding round. eefoof's unique revenue-sharing model first gained exposure when it was labeled as the "YouTube Killer" in a national spot on CNBC's popular On The Money segment back in July 2006. The idea for eefoof spawned from its founder's malcontent with YouTube. Founder Kevin Flynn posted a popular video on YouTube that spread virally throughout the web. Though it reached cult-like success, Flynn didn't receive any compensation from YouTube. As a result, eefoof participates in a substantial revenue share with its users – currently, it shares 50% of its ad revenue, which it gets from online media buys and Google's AdSense program, with the content creators. The funding comes at an opportune time for Flynn as the site is raising its profile through an aggressive marketing campaign led by the digital marketing consultancy eBoost Marketing, and a user-oriented site redesign developed in partnership between Fraser Britton Designs and Thody Consulting Inc. As the site adds more advertisers, Flynn promises the payouts will become substantially larger to reward those with authentic and exceptional content. eefoof does not reward, nor condone, the breaching of authenticity in social media with copyright infringement or publicity stunts such as the now-infamous LonelyGirl15 phenomena. eefoof will be out of beta by Jan. 1st 2007. A few highlights of eefoof 2.0 : ∙ Slimmed down navigation bar for easily accessible media ∙ Monthly contests for compelling content (prizes on top of increased pay-out) ∙ Outrageous payout specials ∙ Seamless navigation for media content ∙ Unparalleled expansion of social networking features ∙ Organically developed blogging platform as a part of the revenue-sharing model Quote: "We've paid attention to our users. We've listened on forums, on blogs, on discussions, and we understand the drawbacks of the beta site. And we've fixed them. So finally, we're giving the users what the users want. Thanks for your patience, everyone. You're going to get paid…more than ever." - Kevin Flynn, eefoof Founder For the latest news in the media-sharing space, visit: our custom del.icio.us page and subscribe to the RSS Feed. About eefoof eefoof.com is a community-driven website built around one principal rule: the authors of internet content should be paid for their work and not have it exploited for others' gain. Founded in California in May 2006 by a group of friends who met on the... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb468123.htm]]> 00:15:00 no