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January 28, 2002 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- WebStream Internet Solutions (webstream.net), a provider of
business Internet services, announces the creation and launch of its new
WebCasting Division. In conjunction, WebStream also announces the
appointment of Mr. Crawford Grimsley to the position of vice president of
WebCasting Services. Mr. Grimsley is a two-time Heavyweight Boxing Champion
and veteran of the WebCasting business.
Mr. Grimsley was responsible for the creation of Boxing Line and ProWebCast,
two early leaders in this field. Since partnering with WebStream in 1998,
Mr. Grimsley has produced live audience Webcasts for The American Comedy
Awards, The Essence Awards, Miss Hawaiian Tropic, Victoria's Secret, The
Cannes Film Festival, The Sundance Film Festival, and many main boxing
events worldwide.
In joining WebStream as head of the new division, Mr. Grimsley will be
responsible for the creation and integration of business-to-business WebCast
services with WebStream's existing applications and services. WebCasting
services that WebStream is now offering are video hosting and encoding, live
WebCasting, online training, online seminars and video conferencing. All
services are available through WebStream's multi-media collaboration tool,
or WebPlayer.
WebStream says its WebCast Services provide corporations cost savings by
streaming content online as opposed to conventional methods of training
employees or communicating with clients and prospects. WebStream's network
is based on an OC-12 fiber redundant backbone provisioned by UUNet with
additional gigabit fiber connectivity provided by Yipes Communications.
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