Monday, June 30, 2008
BitGravity Has CDN Solution for Live Streaming and Revision3 'diggs" It
LOS ANGELES -- BitGravity, the new Burlingame-based content delivery network, has a focus on the quality live video streaming market. The company has signed some impressive companies including Revision3 which uses the solution to stream diggnation and other programming.
I interviewed company president Perry Wu at the AlwaysOn conference earlier this month.
For more information about BitGravity, check out this interview with Perry in today's TV Week.
-- Andy Plesser, Executive Producer
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