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Tools for helping journalists create content, keep it relevant and reflect changing audience behaviour.
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December 22, 2012 5:14 AM
More from the site: "Spreecast is being used by content creators to engage in timely, relevant conversations across the globe. From bloggers and journalists to celebrities and large media companies, content creators enjoy Spreecast’s advanced producer controls, real-time Facebook and Twitter sharing, and features that help you interact with your audience like never before. Any number of viewers can watch and participate live, making it a great tool for both large and small audiences. Spreecasts can also be embedded on the web and are available for instant playback, allowing you to drive views and shares long after the live experience is over. No other platform offers this level of engagement."
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They call it "The ultimate live video experience" with the chance to interact live with individuals and groups, post questions live onscreen, share and embed. Could be good for groups of stringers reporting on a news story from multiple locations. Have just signed up for an account but not tested yet. Please add any experiences below.