Veokami Offers New Platform for Watching Concert Videos Online
By Bryan Gonzalez
October 24, 2011
October 24, 2011
- New platform from San Francisco-based Veokami aggregates user generated videos of concerts.
- Veokami crawls YouTube and automatically puts together a playlist of videos from a single concert.
- Videos are then synchronized with each other to offer Veokami users the ability to switch between the different camera views that were found on YouTube, without interrupting the flow of the music. Clips can also be arranged based on audio and video quality.
- According to GigaOM, “the goal is to extend its platform so that artists, promoters and — most importantly — fans will be able to build these pages themselves. That could end up being a very powerful promotional tool for artists as they look to show listeners what it’s like to be at one of their shows.”
- The company’s site also suggests the tool could be useful for organizing videos from political events and conferences.
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Very interesting concept. I’m learning from my students that an increasing number of young people seem to be accessing music via YouTube. Are there any applications here for special events and conference coverage?
Very interesting concept. I’m learning from my students that an increasing number of young people seem to be accessing music via YouTube. Are there any applications here for special events and conference coverage?
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