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Z3 Technology, LLC, a worldwide provider of high quality video encoder and decoder systems, recently joined the Wowza Media Systems™ Technology Alliance partner program. Wowza is one of the leading streaming technology providers with award-winning Wowza Streaming Engine™ media server software. By combining the functionality of Z3’s ZEUS™ video encoders with Wowza Streaming Engine, companies of all sizes and industries will be able to effectively distribute encoded content to one or many locations.

An interview from the 2015 International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam with Dave Stubenvoll of Wowza Media SystemsTM. Wowza Media Systems enables organizations to harness the power of streaming by reducing the complexities of video and audio delivery to any device.  Fortune 100 companies, small to mid-sized businesses, leading content delivery networks (CDNs), educational institutions, and…

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A Matrox Monarch HD streaming and recording appliance will be used at the Wowza Media Systems™ stand in a streaming demonstration. Monarch HD is part of the Works With Wowza™ partner program from Wowza. Joint Matrox Monarch HD–Wowza Streaming Engine™ software customers benefit from enhanced integration and ease-of-use, simplifying their live streaming workflows. 

LiveU, one of the leaders of the IP revolution in the media space, is bringing its broadcasting expertise to the online media market, by launching its new 'Plug and Play' Solo live streaming bonding solution at market price.

Designed to fit seamlessly with web streaming workflows, LiveU Solo connects automatically to Wowza Streaming Cloud™, a cloud streaming service offered by Wowza Media Systems™, as well as other popular CDNs, OVPs and YouTube Live. Solo can be managed and controlled remotely via a web interface or smartphone.

Software and cloud-based services provider Wowza Media Systems on Tuesday announced its new partner program.

The Premier Channel Partner Program recognizes Wowza’s top-producing resellers and distributors, and further invests in those that have shown “deep commitment” to the company. 

University of Oregon works with Wowza Media Systems to enable fans worldwide to live-stream high-definition tennis matches from multiple courts.

MultiChannel News  By: George Winslow THE FLURRY OF NEW OVER-THE-TOP video services and their long-term impact on the traditional TV landscape has arguably been the biggest TV story of 2015. But behind this widely publicized trend lies a far less discussed tech issue — the ability of the Internet and broadband networks to handle all…

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Google is aiming to make it easier for organizations to stream high quality, on-demand video and audio content to global users of its cloud-computing platform.The company on Wednesday announced the availability of Wowza Media Systems’ Streaming Engine software as a click-to-deploy option on Google Cloud Platform.

Inspiration is not always easy to find. For these entrepreneurs celebrating Father's Day this weekend, it came from their father.

Not too long ago at NAB 2015 in Las Vegas, Wowza Media Systems, LLC revealed that it had extended its streaming product options with Wowza Streaming Cloud and Wowza Streaming Engine Pro. The new solutions increase the power and ease of streaming live content, including audio and video for enterprises of all sizes. Wowza’s latest lineup outlines the need for scalable Cloud solutions in the enterprise, marking the company’s ability to break new ground.

Technology advances and competition have made live streaming easier than ever to deploy, but schools must be careful to pick a solution that meets their needs—and their budgets.

It was a big NAB Show for Wowza Media Systems, which made some of the biggest product introductions in its history. With the new Wowza Streaming Engine Pro and Wowza Streaming Cloud, the company is looking to make streaming services — especially transcoding — more cost-effective for the various levels of content creators.