Introduction To Internet Broadcasting

by David Childers

Overview

The ability to distribute multimedia using the Internet has created greater opportunities to convey important news, education, entertainment. The Internet allows content distributors to overcome global cultural and geographic barriers. Internet delivery of multimedia content has the potential of reaching a large global audience, at considerably cheaper cost, when compared to other forms of radio and television content distribution methods. Internet broadcasting provides the ability to distribute multimedia content without technical licensing requirements.

Mr. Childers has sought to write a comprehensive guide for beginning Internet broadcasters as well as provide an informative resource for the seasoned professionals. This book covers many areas and discusses both Internet radio (audio) and Internet television (video) broadcasting.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016305011
Publisher:	David Childers
Publication date:	03/24/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	525 KB

About the Author

David Childers is a self confessed computer nerd who enjoys the mystical powers of the Unix bash shell. He first experienced radio broadcasting at Spring Hill College student radio station WTOH. The late night rock and roll radio shows left an indelible mark. The establishment of the Internet as a global communications medium peaked his interest, and the rest is history.