GA political techno history

by Grayson, June 11, 2007 - 10:33am

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Atlanta, GA, June 11, 2007

A handful of bloggers were able to broadcast live, via broadband, the N. Georgia Democrats "For the People" political rally yesterday. The archives are here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/xSsuYBY2Yhva5fswXUn2OA

This was Georgia political broadcasting history in the making, using available online technology and applications. Who needs satellite and microwave to go live anymore? Heck, who needs TV stations now?! (If only we could figure out how to get rid of that nasty little audio hum. Next time, we'll have that figured out.)

Production participants included: Grayson Daughters with WaySouth Media, Jon Flack of Tondee's Tavern, Bernita Smith of Blog for Democracy, and Martin Matheny, Communications Director for the Georgia Democratic Party. Much needed assistance was provided off site by Jim Long of Verge New Media (via Yahoo! Instant Messaging from DC); Brad, the creator of uStream.tv, and that really patient audio dude in the broadcast booth at the Georgia Mountains Center in Gainesville, GA. (Thank you all.)

Once up live on uStream.tv, the producers publicized the event to various social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, etc.

For more info contact:

Grayson Daughters
WaySouth Media, Inc.
www.waysouthmedia.com (under construction)
gdaughters@waysouthmedia.com
404-216-0387
BLOG: The Spacey Gracey Review

Tags: Democrats, For the People, Gainesville, Georgia Politics, new media, Press Releases, uStream, video

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1 comment

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shelbinator

Dangit, I need to get more proactive about Young Dems issuing media releases when we make history! :-P

Posted on June 11, 2007 - 2:34pm