Radio: Mogulus Rebrands as Livestream

Mogulus, a New York-based company which offers a platform that enables amateurs and professionals to produce and distribute live TV on the Internet (note: the company, which offers "Free" and "Pro" versions of its platform, bills the platform as offering, among other things, the ability to mix multiple live cameras, imported video clips and overlay graphics, and as allowing producers to broadcast live from a mobile phone, use a customizable Flash player with integrated chat, and develop a branded channel page on its Web site that incorporates interactive chat), announced today that it is changing its name to Livestream, in order to ensure that its branding more effectively communicates the kinds of live streaming video solutions that it offers. The company also announced that over 1,000 producers and media companies are now using the Pro version of its service. (Note: for more on this breaking news story, see the article posted on itvt.com's daily news service.)

In this recorded episode of [itvt]'s talk radio show, "The TV of Tomorrow Show with Tracy Swedlow," Mogulus/Livestream co-founder and CEO, Max Haot, discusses the company's decision to rebrand; provides an overview of its platform; explains how the company plans to leverage its relationship with Gannett to target the newspaper online video market; outlines the company's plans to add more interactivity to its service; and much more.

To listen to the show, CLICK HERE.