Today we’re releasing our AJAX Slideflow Control under Creative Commons (CC-by 3.0). We use it for our webcasts, but we thought it would work quite well for image galleries - so we built one! Technical background: The photos and titles are read from an XML file, and the thumbnails are pre-generated using Photoshop actions (included in the download).
MediaEvent Services is pleased to announce the launch of its new webcast interface with the Leica Scientific Forum.
The interface leverages AJAX technologies to deliver a rich user experience, including a Slideflow control mimicking the popular Cover Flow navigation, across all major browsers.
It uses the recently released Microsoft Silverlight 1.0 platform to stream to Windows, Mac OS X and Internet Explorer 5, 6 und 7, Firefox 1.5 and 2 as well as Safari. That’s webcasting 2.0.
"That's MTV reloaded". The five hour long EMA backstage chat was positively received by guests, managers and viewers alike. Even Justin Timberlake, this year's host of the Award-Show, did a little announcement from our "corner". British comedian Michael Legge and newcomers Juliette & the Licks put together a great show that featured many down-to-earth artist chats and impromptu jam sessions. MediaEvent Services was responsible for the technical realization of the online show, including VIP chat, livestreams, and on-demand content processing.