Media accelerate. Are increasingly looking to today to give the recipient as soon as the information gained. And to win it in the heart of the action.
Many have realized this shortly after the tragic bombing in the London underground in July 2005. It was then distributed all over the world recording on a mobile phone, which depicted the disaster from the inside - from the subway car.
mobile phone can be almost as great journalistic tool as the TV camera or radio microphone. It is small, everyone has it with you easily forward the information to the world.
Two years ago a Polish-Finnish company BLStream technology showed Blogs that allows you to upload photos, videos or recordings recorded using mobile phones directly to a specific website. But then it was too early to be successful. Blogs now come back - the company upgraded the technology and believes that the popularity of blogs and fast-growing fashion for any content published on the Internet by Internet users themselves (including pictures and video) will make the will offer fertile ground.
How does it work?
phone owner must install your camera software. And that just about anything. Multimedia content can be accompanied by text from that moment be published almost instantly from anywhere, which is on network coverage, anywhere in the world - without having to uzżycia computer. The telephone must be based on Symbian platfromie or be equipped with technologies Java MIDP 2.0 .
Who is it?
BLStream company hopes that by Blogii any person who is at the center of interesting events will be able to be correspondent for a newspaper, television or internet portal. This solution is thus directed not only to professional journalists and photographers, but also to the blogging services that can use it to improve journalism obywatelskie.Spółka hopes that customers will find mostly among telecommunications operators and media companies.
can only hope that it will verify the functionality Blogii far from disastrous situations terrorist attacks.
Sources: Virtual Media , Official Internet users.
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