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March 9, 2018
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Gordon Daily, CEO & Co-Founder of BoxCast talks with Cirina Catania about how an innovative solution in a small box that fits in the palm of your hand and costs just under $500 can launch your programs and send your message to a global audience.
BoxCast Ready to Go Pro As Simple Streaming Platform Gains Visibility
March 6, 2018
BoxCast has been growing over the years, starting with a base of churches and educational institutions — Daily estimates that between 12% and 14% of college athletics programs use BoxCast for streaming their games. Business has been expanding to include local governments and corporate customers, among others, and the company just secured a higher profile in the pro video industry with the news that
February 14, 2018
Review: Don't let the
As the name suggests, BoxCast is a company – a service, really – that allows people to broadcast video on the internet. This isn't a novel idea, although to date it's often involved quite a bit of technical setup. Services such as the games streaming platform Twitch have gone out of their way to make things easier, but setting many systems up to produce arbitrary streams, say for a small music concert or local sports match, can involve a lot of typing twelve-digit numbers into boxes. The purpose of BoxCast seems to be to make this absolutely as simple as can possibly be achieved with the available technology.
November 12, 2017
Within the last couple months, the company — which delivers high-definition streaming services to a wide array of businesses, teams and organizations — has also made a key acquisition, added another notable name to its board, brought in a prominent chief financial officer and inked a distribution deal that puts its products on the resellers market for the first time.
October 24, 2017
Evan Schwartz, Worship & Creative Arts Minister at Current Christian Church in Texas, reports on how they have successfully utilized the BoxCast streaming platform for more than five years to broadcast many of Current's events.
Digital Production Buzz - Executive Producer & Host Larry Jordan talks with BoxCast CEO & Co-Founder Gordon Daily to catch up and learn more about the complete, easy-to-use BoxCast streaming platform. Gordon's segment starts around 40:00.
LivestreamUniverseRoss Brand speaks with Gordon Daily, CEO of BoxCast, about the benefits of live streaming with a hardware encoder and how the
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BoxCast shows how its automated encoder makes it so easy for organizations to stream their content online.
Live production is quite literally the oldest television technique. Visitors to the recent NAB Show in Las Vegas might have enjoyed the exhibit by the Museum of Broadcast Technology, which showed cameras from a time when it was barely possible to record electronic images for later playback. The difference between then and now is the cost of the equipment and the sheer number of different audiences that can now be served by streaming operations of every scale.
“4k Streaming for the masses” and at 60p with a little HDR! – that’s the promise of a new product from Boxcast, the
BoxCast at the 2017 #NABShowBroadcast Beat Magazine is an Official NAB Show Media partner and we cover Broadcast Engineering, Radio & TV Technology for the Animation, Broadcasting, Motion Picture and Post Production industries. In this video, they chat with BoxCast CEO Gordon Daily about how the
BoxCast Offers End-to-End Live StreamingMy interest in BoxCast originated with their social media publishing capabilities (Facebook Live,
YouTube Live, Twitter). I met with Gordon Daily (CEO /co-founder) and Sam Brenner (VP, marketing) during this year’s NAB show.
NAB – BoxCast Makes 4K Live Streaming Affordable and EasyAt NAB in Las Vegas, BoxCast CEO and Founder Gordon Daily talks about the new hardware they introduced that advances their capabilities to stream 4K video easily from virtually any source. What makes it extra exciting is that both the cost and the bandwidth requirements are within reach of almost anyone who wants to put their school, church, municipal or business activities on the web.
NAB 2017: Wrap-Up and Best of the ShowNAB 2017 was vast with no lack of interesting technology to see. From streaming video boxes to virtual reality, to tiny little drones that fly in formation. This article discusses some of the best technologies at NAB, including the
Where has this company been all my life?!?! I’m only partly serious. I’ve known, peripherally about Boxcast for a little while, but never given them much thought. Honestly, for streaming, I thought it was TOO simple to be of any real use. Well… I was WRONG!
Well, when I got to their booth at NAB, I found the
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[Video:] School Video News Interviews BoxCast at NAB 2017BoxCast President Gordon Daily speaks to School Video News about how teachers can easily stream online with their product.
BoxCast boosts its streaming lineup to 4KBoxCast unveiled the latest in its lineup of BoxCast Platform products at NAB, the 4K BoxCaster Pro.
How BoxCast has solved three big 4K streaming problems [video]Gordon Daily, President
BoxCast Taps Xilinx To Power 4K 60FPS Live Streaming In Newly-Launched BoxCaster Pro
The high school uses BoxCast to stream its events in almost every sport – and is producing some of the best up-and-comers in the broadcasting industry.
With 27 full-time employees, plus a collection of contractors and well-heeled advisers, co-founder Gordon Daily believes the company — which delivers high-definition streaming services — is primed to really take flight.
Social media and other online platforms allow ministries around the world to reach a broader audience without leaving the confines of their church.
Over the holiday break and to start the New Year, Capital Athletics has been busy bringing fans of the Purple and White more ways to enjoy Crusaders athletic events online. Through its broadcasting partner, BoxCast, fans can now enjoy an audio-only version of home broadcasts as well as the ability to watch home Cap events with video on Facebook via Facebook Live.
The Sound of Ideas: Migration Crisis; Infant Mortality Rates; CES InnovatorsCase Western Reserve University's Bob Sopko, Director of the university's initiative to help students start their own companies, speaks about Case's presence at CES and BoxCast's increasing command of the live video streaming space (start time: 40:30).
Case Western Reserve University hosted 10 booths at CES 2017 with student, faculty and alumni founders. The trade show, produced by the Consumer Technology Association, draws more than 170,000 visitors from around the world.
SB Nation hosts BoxCast CEO Gordon Daily on their show to discuss CES, the Cleveland Cavaliers championship, BoxCast streaming, and more.
BoxCast is a self-service, end-to-end streaming platform that makes it easy to deliver live, HD video from anyone to everyone, anywhere. CEO and co-founder Gordon Daily, a double CWRU alum, said 10 percent of NCAA schools now rely on BoxCast streaming services.
How BoxCast Increased Inbound Leads by 900% w/ Sam BrennerIn Episode 268 of B2B Growth Podcast, BoxCast's VP of Marketing, Sam Brenner, discusses the tactics he and his small team implemented to increase inbound leads and change the course of the business.
Starting with the September 1,
Spaulding joined BoxCast, which produces technology that helps companies stream live events, via Venture for America, a program that matches up startups and impressive graduates. At Yale University, Spaulding worked for a Washington, D.C. startup and spent time as an aide to Democratic U.S. Rep Steny Hoyer.
Beginning the 2016-17 season, Mount Mary University Athletics will move to BoxCast for all of their live streaming.
BoxCast and Bumble Media teamed up to stream Caged Madness 43 earlier this month in Akron, Ohio.
With 50,000 delegates, media, and others attending the Republican National Convention, two local firms are planning to meet the social and political needs of VIPs throughout the event while raising Cleveland’s national profile.
BoxCast, founded and still growing in Cleveland, Ohio, lets anyone with a camera deliver live, HD video to anyone else in the world. In this video, President and co-founder Gordon Daily
Venture for America, a national post-grad fellowship program has provided Cleveland companies with a steady pipeline of well-rounded, entrepreneurial overachievers from all over the country. They're here and they're making a difference.
While Cleveland's technology sector is surging with numerous high-growth companies and promising startups, there simply is not enough local and regional capital to fuel the continued boost. But, there is at least one private investor, relatively new to the investment world, making his presence known.
Ed Cochran is a self-made, reserved man with a bold vision for his ever-growing list of local investments in his community.
BoxCast Featured on Yahoo! Sports Radio's Game NightYahoo Sports Radio's Game Night host Matt Perrault interviews BoxCast President Gordon Daily about BoxCast, his CES experience, and the "TV Station in a Box."
Kenny Smith and the NBA on TNT Team Talk BoxCast While hosting NBA on TNT at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, Kenny Smith and his fellow hosts got their hands on a
Crain's 25th Anniversary Forty under 40 AwardsNow in its 24th year, Crain's Forty under 40
Live Streaming a Breeze with BoxCast A recent
Case Alumni Association honored with Silver Medal for Excellence in Special EventsBoxCast is proud to stream the Case Alumni Association event. The event was recently awarded a Silver Medal for Excellence in Special Events for the Dean’s Reception and ShowCASE.
BoxCast's Lena Kelly loves Cleveland, startups, outdoors and her easy style: Fashion Flash (photos, video)Los Angeles native Lena Kelly moved to Cleveland to work at BoxCast, one of the city's hottest startups. Here, she candidly talks tech, startups, fashion, her love of the outdoors, and food.
A Marketing Director Knows How to Grab Attention"A few years ago, content alone was king; now, contextual content is king. In a very noisy digital world, it is critical to thoroughly understand where your buyers are -- that's the context -- and the content that will influence them most," says Sam Brenner, director of marketing for BoxCast.
Spaulding named director at BoxCastPeter Spaulding of Huntingtown was named Director of Operations at BoxCast, a high-tech, live video streaming company located in Cleveland. He joined the team in
Meet our Company Partners: BoxCastThis week, we chatted with Gordon Daily, President
[Video:] BoxCast Testimonial: RBB SystemsBoxCast President Gordon Daily discusses growing a business in Northeast Ohio and the important role of RBB Systems in that growth.
Content Marketing Institute, BoxCast leaders exemplify entrepreneurs who listen: Tech Czar TalkThere are two types of entrepreneurs: those who forge their own way, and those who listen.
Brook Park begins live streaming city council meetings next TuesdayIn an effort to make the local government more transparent, Brook Park has decided to start streaming its meetings. "We're trying to do everything to reach all of the audience that's possible," said Coyne. "The more the voters are informed, the easier my job."
Slack mentions 10 big-name customers on the home page of its website, most of
From Cougars to Clevelanders: Three Blackhawk grads conduct business by the lakeThree Pittsburgh boys moved to Cleveland individually and have stayed for work. One owns a boat that houses his software business, another co-founded and heads a live video streaming company, and yet another helped both of those young entrepreneurs get their feet off the ground in a new city.
[Video:] Is Cleveland the Midwest's Silicon Valley?BoxCast serves as an example of why Forbes says Cleveland may be "America's new hub for entrepreneurs."
Midwestern cities are connecting their manufacturing past with tomorrow’s next big tech invention.
How a middle-aged media junkie helped two college students launch the hit magazine Mental Floss and the live video streaming company BoxCast
The Council of Small Enterprises (COSE) identified BoxCast as "what's hot" these days.
ECAC Hockey announced today that upcoming men’s games for the league’s postseason tournaments will be available worldwide through the technology of BoxCast.
The SUNY Canton Athletics department is proud to announce that is has partnered with BoxCast to offer fans free high definition broadcasts of a majority of its 14 sports teams' competitions.
BoxCast brought Digital Storyteller Lena Kelly to Cleveland for the job. Once here, she found there was much more to love about her new city.
Gordon Daily and Toby Maloney explain how BoxCast's simple and elegant design enables people to capture and share the moments that are most important to them.
President Gordon Daily discusses how his past as a baseball standout and Rockwell engineer prepared him to head his own innovative tech startup.
Office Manager Emily Bzdafka sings a silly "Frozen" parody about the Cleveland Browns.
Gordon Daily and Brett Bzdafka discuss how BoxCast's live streaming capability is transforming how churches engage their members.
BoxCast pioneers what could be Cleveland's next incubator space.
President Gordon Daily comments on his experience at the 3 Rivers Venture Fair, one of the nation's largest technology investment showcases.
BoxCast-ESPN Cleveland partnership allows faraway fans to watch their favorite football teams play.
This Is How We Do It! President Gordon Daily explains how the BoxCast technology is transforming the digital streaming industry.
President Gordon Daily shares how BoxCast technology allows organizations reach a larger audience and make a greater impact.
Brett Bzdafka discusses how his past as a church pastor has influenced his current role in tech.
Wells College is proud to invest in technologies like BoxCast that benefit its students.
The next generation
ESPN Cleveland partners with BoxCast to stream live Click here to watch.
Gordon Daily appeared on 105.7 WMJI radio. Click here to listen.
When Gordon Daily and a few of his friends set up their first online broadcast in 2008, they believed it could be the start of something big.
Good Karma Brands' ESPN Cleveland announces a partnership with BoxCast, a Cleveland-based technology company that delivers streaming high-definition video broadcasts. Together, the companies will offer Cleveland sports fans access to high school football games…
Like other high-tech entrepreneurs and would-be Mark
Why Cleveland?
BoxCast wins Best Tech Device at the 2014 NEOSA Best of Tech Awards!
"6 Tips From Entrepreneurs Who've Been There."BoxCast founder Gordon Daily was quoted in JumpStart Inc. blog. His tip - listen to advice, even if it's criticism.
Athletic Management magazine names BoxCast a leader in the industryBoxCast named one of the Top 25 innovations in technology over the last 25 years
The need for a simple way to share video was maybe best described by a funeral home director who wanted to broadcast a chapel service to people who could not be there.
He explained to Gordon Daily and his colleagues that he had to focus on grieving family members, not cameras and computers: "Can you just make something that works automatically?"
Daily believes they did.