You could be your own news reporter at Bonnaroo and initiate live video feeds of the mud slides and mud parties out in the campground. It rains every year, and you know it’s going to happen, so why not share it with the whole world?

A professor at any college with limited technical know-how can easily hold live lectures that are viewable by people all over the world.

Can’t make it to your son’s high school basketball game? Public events can be viewed in real time by any number of people in a very simple, easy to use way. Can’t watch it in real time, fine with us - you can archive your streams.

Companies can stream meetings and conferences to all of their employees, clients, and business partners in a secure, user-authenticated environment.

We empower you to come up with more uses (we’ve come up with countless ones ourselves). After all, the ability for everyone to live stream is “one small step for all users, one giant leap for the web2.0 community.”

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