Streaming has been under the spotlight in recent times, due to the amount of innovative technologies and new streaming-related services that constantly arise. Before, if someone wanted to cover a certain event or moment, they would record a video and then upload it to a video service.
Because of the recent mobile revolution, the amount of audio and video content swirling around the internet has reached an all-time high. Millions of hours have recorded, saved, viewed. and shared on smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices through more social media pages than you can count. And to make matters even better, the quality of that content is already excellent, and is actually getting better with each new launch.
A startup founder’s “lightbulb moment” can come from something as innocuous as making fun of an outdated technology, but in the case of srfr CEO Dan Unger, his lightbulb moment came during a weekly business trip to Toronto during his tenure as head of Yahoo’s media division in Canada.
Digital Media Startup srfr is Simplifying the Consumer Video Streaming Experience and Focusing on a Platform Agnostic OTT Solution
Venice, California(9/27/2016) –
If you’ve ever tried to get that amazing video from your phone’s screen up onto your TV, you know as well as anyone what it feels like to yell at an inanimate object. While yes, mobile device-to-television streaming technologies do currently exist, seeing people actually use them without throwing their hands up in the air is rare. This pain exists now for several reasons. First, existing device-to-TV streamingContinue Reading..
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