Shovio Releases Live Interactive Broadcasting – Putting an End to Skype Prearranged and Prerecorded Video Calls

Shovio, the first fully interactive live internet broadcasting company, today announced availability of its broadcasting services. With Shovio’s new service, professional hosts, amateur “ShoCasters” and organizations alike will be able to enjoy broadcasting their shows to millions of viewers around the globe. With Shovio, the viewers can interact with text, audio and video directly with the hosts and each other. The hosts put the viewers on the air spontaneously, in real-time while millions watch the interaction. The hosts can also integrate pictures, audio and video clips into their broadcasts, with voice over capabilities, and can present remote guests via video from anywhere. The Shovio broadcasting service puts an end to pre-arranged recorded or re-broadcast video calls, providing hosts with all the features of a live television broadcasting network combined with the interactivity of talk radio.

“With the new Shovio technology, the hosts can be anywhere there is an internet connection to broadcast their show, while millions of users watch on their laptops and mobile devices all around the world”, says founder Leslie Gold. “And the viewers can text and video call into the show for live interaction.”

Shovio provides broadcasting services for 3 types of hosts:

• Professionals, which today includes The RadioChick, Sid Rosenberg, Goumba Johnny and Jeff Katz (with more to come)
• Organizations, which will include companies, colleges/universities, municipalities, non-profits
• ShoCasters, which will include podcasters, up and coming stars, and just about anyone who has a laptop and internet connection and wants to host their own live interactive show.

Amateurs interested in becoming part of the initial group of Shovio ShoCasters should email amateurs@shovio.com

About Shovio LLC.

Shovio is a digital broadcasting network that created the first proprietary technology to enable live, interactive broadcasting with two- way video and audio interaction between host, interviewee and viewer. Shovio broadcasters can instantaneously integrate separate videos, images and graphics content in PIP format. The platform is supported with robust social networking features that maximize interactivity of the medium and connection with the audience. For more information visit the company’s website at www.Shovio.com.