police station Splice Player
Victoria, BC (Business Wire) 16 September 2008
Victoria’s Saanich Police target the iPod generation to take advantage of Canada’s first podcasting police, and among the first in the world online multimedia to keep in touch with the community.
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go for a police prompted’s Web 2.0? There is a new and innovative technology developed DailySplice.com called Splice Stations. A Splice Station is a podcast for organizations that collect it easy to find, make and broadcast multimedia through their website. In other words, it makes social media so simple that even the police are in.
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The police has already prepared over 50 media clips of safety tips from the surveillance videos of unsolved crimes. These clips start to record on their website along with regular updates, local media over the phone by the Department public information officer Sgt. John Price. “Podcasting is the fastest growing communications medium in history, a |?. The Saanich Police want to be part of this medium” says Price. “We already use our website, at local, regional and national media, and our Block Watch program to release information to our community now, we hope this new technology will add to our efforts.”
DailySplice who celebrate their first Birthday is today, has also attracted the attention of AbeBooks.com and the University of Victoria with their new technology caught. With their Splice Station, AbeBooks.com is aggregating the best online audio and video to books and channeling it through a specialized player on their website. “It is innovative and easy to use.” says Richard Davies, PR Manager for AbeBooks.com. Book lovers can find the world’s most interesting book reviews and interviews by visiting the Abebooks.com website and looking for the “Shelf Sound” logo.
The University of Victoria has two Splice Stations, one that plays business podcasts, and one that plays Software Engineering podcasts started. Both Stations combine content that was developed by the University of Victoria with related content that is found elsewhere in the world produces.
“What makes Splice Stations from all other podcast is that it is not necessary to create an organization and upload their own content. “Says the company’s co-founder Rian Bowden. Can think Bowden, there are hundreds of thousands of free podcasts on the Internet already on almost any topic. Splice Stations utilize all this free content to low-maintenance communications tool that are up to date to provide information about a specific topic on its website visitors.
DailySplice mission, the concept of radio through the creation of customized stations that you play online or subscribe via e-mail can modernize. The company was founded in 2007 by a group of business and computer science students at the University of Victoria. The company has won several awards, and has a range of innovative products in the first year. DailySplice has received the attention of customers and investors in North America, and looks forward to rapid growth as its technology is adopted.
definitions:
Podcast: A digital recording of audio or video broadcast delivered over the Internet.
Splice Station: A podcast system for organizations to easily find, mange, and broadcast enables multimedia through their website.
Web 2.0: The modern Internet, interaction, collaboration and values User-generated content.
social media. Online applications, platforms and media to facilitate interaction, collaboration and sharing of content
For further information on DailySplice or any of the above organizations:
DailySplice (Rian Bowden, CEO)
Phone: +1 (250) 885-5303
E-mail: rian@dailysplice.com
Web: splicestations.com (info on Splice Stations) or dailysplice.com (Home)
Saanich Police Department (Sgt. John Price, Public Information Officer)
Phone: +1 (250) 883-0857
E-mail: jprice (at) saanichpolice.com
Web: saanichpolice.com / podcasts.html
AbeBooks (Richard Davies, PR Manager)
Phone: +1 (250) 412-3238
E-mail: rdavies (at) abebooks.com
Web: abebooks.com / docs / nEwBooks /
UVic Business (Dianne George, Communications and Special Projects)
Phone: +1 (250) 721-6411
E-mail: Buscomm (at) business.uvic.ca
Web: business.uvic.ca /
UVic Software Engineering (Jens Webber, Program Director)
Phone: +1 (250) 704-6855
E-mail: jens (at) uvic.ca
Web: bseng.uvic.ca /
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