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Gordon Daily Put Live Video on Autopilot - Now He’s Fixing the Sound
A funeral-home request became a broadcasting company. Seventeen years later, the Cleveland engineer behind BoxCast is still chasing the same stubborn idea: live production should work without requiring a control room full of experts.
BoxCast Built the Live-Stream Button for Teams That Can’t Afford to Miss
A funeral-home request became a hardware-and-software company for churches, schools, governments and event teams. BoxCast’s bet is simple: the best broadcast system is the one that starts on time, survives bad internet and does not need an engineer hovering over it.
Roku Sold the Box Cheap - Then Bought the Most Valuable Seat in Your Living Room
Roku won television by treating the streaming player as a ticket, not the show. Its cheap hardware bought a place on more than 100 million home screens - and turned a canceled Netflix project into an advertising and distribution machine Fox now wants to own.