[webproducers] Re: shared audio/video hosting and encoding companies

Hey Sharone-
Well Playstream (now part of Vitalstream) is really great honestly. But some
others that rival them are:
Akamai (of course). Being the industry leader they cost a pretty penny tho.
Speedera who I would have also recommended, was bought out by Akamai
http://www.akamai.com/
There is always Real, who is actually pretty good if you don't mind being
only in one format (theirs.) I am biased however, I have friends who worked
there.
http://www.real.com

I've heard some stuff about Vbrick too.
www.vbrick.com

And perhaps Loudeye is still in the game- good people, great party's
anyways. They may or may not do what you are looking for any longer.
http://www.loudeye.com

Good luck!
-Sharon



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On 3/3/06, Sharone Katz <sharonekatz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> A couple of weeks back I sent out a request for suggestions regarding a
> reputable vendor that could provide hosting and encoding services. Morry
> suggested Playstream and they seem terrific. However, in the name of due
> diligence my boss has asked me to get a few other names. Simplying
> googling
> gives a slew of smaller players. I'd really like to find a name or two of
> what might be considered a Playstream competitor.
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> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Many thanks,
> Sharone
> Web Content Manager
> Nielsen Media Research
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