AllVideoNetwork.com, FCC And PSC Stream To Convergence At Southeast Regional Forum On Advanced Telecommunications Services

Market Wire, 20050229

Internet users can see the best streaming video available, as some of the nation's leading public officials discuss telecommunications issues ranging from fixed wireless, to public-private partnerships, to deployment to rural and multicultural communities. Representatives from major communications companies, including AT&T, Nortel, MCI, Bell South, the Florida Internet Technology Task Force, Spanish Search Engines, MediaOne Group, Accris Corporation, Texas Library Association, the North Carolina Department of Commerce and the Florida Department of Management Services, among others, will make presentations to Public Service Commission commissioners from Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina and Texas as part of the Federal Communication Commission's Federal-State Conference on Advanced Services.

AllVideoNetwork.com, the foremost leader in streaming media technology will provide streaming video for the Live Internet Broadcast, showcasing the Gulf States and Southeast Regional Field Hearing on Advanced Telecommunication Services. AllVideoNetwork.com's proprietary patent-pending technology develops software that pushes the envelope of existing broadband capability, and provides an extremely high-quality Internet Broadcast of both live and archived Audio/Video media streams through its auto-detect and multi-stream capabilities.

The forum is set for Friday, June 9, at the Wyndham Miami Beach Resort beginning at 9:10AM with opening remarks from FCC Commissioner Gloria Tristani, and is scheduled to conclude at 12:30PM. The Internet broadcast may be found by clicking on www.fcc.gov/jointconference, www.floridapsc.com, www.lpsc.org, www.ncuc.commerce.state.nc.us, www.puc.state.tx.us and Florida Governor Jeb Bush's site www.flgov.com. AllVideoNetwork.com will provide archive assistance to the agencies involved in the forum.

Representatives of Commissioner Irma Dixon, a moderator at the event, were very excited about the opportunity to watch their commissioner via the Internet from their PSC headquarters in Louisiana. The same excitement over the broadcast came from the staffs of Texas Commissioner Brett Perlman and North Carolina Commissioner Jo Anne Sanford when they learned they could enjoy the conference from the comforts of their state offices.

"We are extremely gratified that the Governor's office apparently was so pleased with AllVideoNetwork.com's streaming abilities that we were asked to participate in this event," stated Harvey Turner, AllVideoNetwork.com's president and chief technology officer. "This broadcast comes two weeks after AllVideoNetwork.com expertly streamed Florida Governor Jeb Bush's inaugural Cyber Town Hall Meeting from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. We're elated that more than 3,600 unique simultaneous users were tracked as seeing at least part of the Internet broadcast," added Turner..

AllVideoNetwork.com (www.allvideonetwork.com) is headquartered in North Palm Beach, Florida. AllVideoNetwork.com provides turnkey B2B media-streaming solutions for audio & video broadcasting over the Internet, from event production to online delivery to the end-user. AllVideoNetwork.com's proprietary technology allows for optimum video and audio quality, by automatically sensing the speed of a user's Internet connection, then sending the best video stream for the end user's connection.