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Covering large events such as elections, sports tournaments like the Superbowl, or competitive international matches can quickly turn into a nightshift for reporters who cannot make it to the event. Until now, when it came to live-reporting, the best solution was to have an ample supply of strong coffee available. However, media and publishing houses can now benefit from the integration of the dpa in Tickaroo-Marketplace. Thanks to this partnership, it is simpler to obtain and provide information to various target groups. Appropriate and available livecasts will not only be limited to political events. Sports clubs and event organisers will also be able to profit from live third-party information.

Flexible and in Real-time: Tickaroo-Marketplace increases its potential with dpa

Reporters from the sports and news sectors are often confronted with the challenge of remaining flexible while reporting in real-time to their readers. Additionally, the speed with which the information travels from the reporter to the reader is also of importance. Thanks to Marketplace, the Regensburg based company Tickaroo has made it possible for professional and live information to be available for purchase via a central platform. The kicker? Media and publishing houses can buy the livecasts in advance, and if they so choose, add their own information to the livecast to make them more relevant for their specific audiences. Alternatively it’s possible to directly present an unchanged livecast to readers. Effective immediately, it’s possible to license premium quality liveblogs from the dpa. With an already existing license for dpa liveblogs, users are able to begin integrating the content right away. The opportunity to integrate dpa sourced livecasts into Tickaroo User livecasts, or to present them on their own, provides both the reporter and the reader with high-quality, flexible and reliable information. This partnership is particularly timely given the upcoming Bundestag election.

With a subscription to the PRO version of Tickaroo, clubs, associations, media houses, event planners and reporters have access to livecasts of the most current events thanks to the dpa integration.  

Tickaroo hosts Webinar with the Experts!

For the debut of Tickaroo Marketplace, Laura Wagner (Liveblogging specialist from Tickaroo) will lead a web conference entitled “Bundestagswahl 2017: How to Use Liveblogs to Increase Readership” on 12th July 2017 at 11:00 CEST. Notable experts and panelists include Matthias Oberth from Nordbayern.de, Vera Kämper from RP Online as well as Martin Virtel from the dpa.

If you would like to take part, simply click on the following link. You’ll be either directed to the web conference or instructed to download the necessary software.

https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/128381557

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New Post has been published on http://by.mcleangreaves.com/2015/04/why-periscope-wins/

Why Periscope Wins

Unless you live under an analog rock you probably know about Meerkat and Pericope — two buzz-worthy live videocasting apps currently taking mobile by storm. While both have similarly sized user bases, the latter is owned by Twitter and will eventually emerge as the clear market leader.

Meerkat doesn’t have a chance for one simple reason: celebrities. While a tweet notification from a star used to release endorphins, nothing compares to a message from Periscope that says your fave VIP is currently online, in video and ready to talk about some random shit.

I’ve been using both apps for a few weeks and while the software are evenly matched, Periscope pinged me when @maryjblige, @reggiewatts, @theharryshearer and other interesting celebs are a realtime click away.

While live streaming has been around since the early 90s with the likes of White Pine’s CUSeeMe, again the game-changer here is an unprecedented level of spontaneity between celebs and their fans.