Online Video - Demonstration project offers

TFAO has been contacting firms who provide online streaming services in an effort to encourage them to assist American art museums in creating demonstration projects. One of the firms TFAO contacted in April, 2005 is Vodium, which is seeking to establish relationships with non-profit organizations that need help delivering video content online. Vodium is a full-service, leading provider of high-impact online communication solutions, including searchable webcasts, video libraries, and portals. Vodium's solutions serve the NGO, non-profit, and education communities in addition to Fortune 100 and Governmental agencies.  Vodium is willing to deliver several hours of content at little or no cost to one or two non-profits that would like to test the use of streaming media.  The format would be similar to this content from the Smithsonian Institution at http://www.vodium.com/mediapod/smithsonian/. For more information, please visit www.vodium.com or email sales@vodium.com. Please also see TFAO financial assistance.

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