DALLAS, Feb. 22, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Immediatek's (OTCBB:ITEK) DiscLive, a pioneer in recording live content and making it available immediately after the event, said today that its iPod(R) delivery solution was a smashing success at its rollout in Beverly Hills, CA.
The introduction of DiscLive's iPod delivery solution took place in November at the Hollywood Reporter/Billboard Film & TV Music Conference, through DiscLive's exclusive B2B conference recording agreement with Billboard. Enthusiastic conference attendees were previously notified that they could bring their iPods and have the audio from the panels loaded almost immediately after each session, in addition to DiscLive's usual delivery of high-quality audio CDs.
Attendee Zack Kiley, a producer and composer with Eternal Music Productions, said, "DiscLive did a phenomenal job at this year's event. It was a great feeling knowing that the wealth of information that was provided was available just after the panel ended."
Another attendee, Stephen McNamara of First Call Music, was equally happy: "I was extremely impressed with the speed and convenience the DiscLive service provided. Within minutes after each panel ended, I had a CD of the session to review whenever I wanted, and just as impressive, DiscLive was able to put a copy on my iPod right away."
"I was overwhelmed by the positive response," said Zach Bair, CEO of DiscLive. "A large number of the attendees had their iPods with them, and those who didn't wished that they had!"
The Hollywood Reporter/Billboard Film & TV Music Conference was held at the Beverly Hilton on November 15th & 16th, in Beverly Hills, CA. The company also provided iPod delivery at the DEMXPO event, which was held in Los Angeles.
About DiscLive:
DiscLive is the pioneer in the quickly growing market of content made available immediately after a live event such as a concerts, conferences, speaking events, and more. The company is expanding its business rapidly as the live disc and media phenomena continues to grow. The company has completed tours from Vermont to California as well as in Canada and the United Kingdom, with its state-of-the-art mobile recording and production facilities (MRDF) that can produce 1,000 high quality CDs in less than 20 minutes, and recently introduced "instant" DVD products and now direct onsite delivery to Apple Computer's (Nasdaq: AAPL) ultra popular iPods and other portable media players. The Dallas-based company is headed by musician and entrepreneur Zach Bair, CEO, who is also CEO and founder of parent company Immediatek, Inc. (OTCBB: ITEK). More information is available on both companies at www.disclive.com and www.immediatek.com.
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