USEA Webcasting, An Experiment
Everyday this week video archives are being posted from the 2006 Wellpride AEC. Check out the Audio Video area of the useventing.com site for more details. The USEA has been experimenting this year with webcasting. We have included some audio and video on the site, but in very limited amounts (eg. Gold Cup Series, AEC, Mandatory Outing). Listen for the upcoming Twin Rivers this weekend and tell us what you think. More material is needed on the site, and the IT department has a willingness to expand in this area. Though a small resource pool will limit the expansion of the coverage, the coverage can expand as interest expands. Input from useventing.com visitors is extremely important. What subjects do you want covered more expansively through audio and video? Is there a "Must Have" interview that we can produce? Does the current method of streaming work for you? Do you prefer commentary and "play-by-play" coverage for the audio streaming? --Robert Winter, USEA Manager, Web Services & Development
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