For Immediate
Release – July 16, 2000
LoudVox Launches Web/Radio Production Services
Founder of NetRadio forms company to create syndicated radio content and help
businesses create Web audio programming
Tacoma, Wash., July 16, 2000
– LoudVox Productions, Inc. today announced the launch of its digital recording
operations, which will provide a wide range of radio- and Internet-oriented production
services to a global clientele. LoudVox will be a leading producer of the programs and
advertising messages in the emerging market for audio programming and advertising
delivered over the Internet and Internet-enabled devices.
According to Forrester Research, more than 100 million people will expect to receive
personalized audio programming over the Web and wireless devices by 2005. The
publicly-owned fiber network connectivity in Tacoma makes it possible for LoudVox to offer
clients a new level of streaming audio production, anywhere in the world.
LoudVox produces web-enabled audio content using state-of-the-art digital
technology.
LoudVox has relationships with local Web development and animation developers to ensure it
can deliver Macromedia Flash and future audio-enabled multimedia programming and
advertising to Web clients.
LoudVox services for both Internet and broadcast radio include: Custom radio programs
created for clients;
- LoudVox-owned radio content available for syndication, i.e. CycleRadio
and The WebTalkGuys World Radio Show;
- Spot audio for the Web or
broadcast radio, such as public service announcements, commercials, magazine programs or
commentary.
“According to Arbitron, the
number of Web sites that use streaming audio and video will double in the next two
years.”said LoudVox President, Dana Greenlee, a former L.A. radio personality who
recently worked at Amazon.com. “LoudVox will be a pioneer in the development of
programs for this exploding market.”
“More and
more high-tech companies are looking for a way to attract and keep users to their Web
sites. Dana and LoudVox are perfectly positioned to provide streaming media services to
these companies,” said Scott Bourne, who provided initial seed funding for LoudVox.
Bourne is principal of the Scott Bourne Consulting Group in Tacoma and was founder of
NetRadio.com.
LoudVox is the second company to
receive funding from BigGarden Ventures LLC, a Tacoma-based venture capital firm founded
by veteran journalist and Internet executive Mitch Ratcliffe. BigGarden is the Pacific
Northwest member of an international venture network, Empyrean Ventures, with locations in
the San Francisco Bay Area, Europe and, soon, multiple Asian and New York operations.
“LoudVox is poised at the
brink of huge opportunity,” Ratcliffe said. “BigGarden is prepared to help the
company through rapid growth and international expansion of its business.”
LoudVox will launch its Web site on August 1. For more information and production rates, email Dana Greenlee at
dana@loudvox.com or call 253-284-2720.
Content creators wishing to discuss the creation of proprietary content should contact
Greenlee.
LoudVox Productions, Inc.
Tacoma Security Building
917 Pacific Avenue S., Suite 214
Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone: 253.284.2720
www.loudvox.com
email: info@loudvox.com |