Our Top 5 Clips of the Week! Buzz Aldrin, Gary Vee, Mark Suster, Scott Foley & Agnes Bruckner

What a week! There were so many amazing spreecasts this week that we decided to recap our favorite moments with you. Check out our top 5 clips below.

1 - Buzz Aldrin

Relative to the many risks encountered by Apollo 11 astronauts, actually walking on the moon “wasn’t at all difficult.”

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2 - Gary Vee

Millennials get a bad rap, but Gary Vaynerchuck believes they’re more driven, passionate and inspired than other generations.

3 - Scott Foley of Scandal 

For those ’90s kids nostalgic for Felicity, actor Scott Foley (Noel Crane) entertains the idea of a cast reunion.

 

3 - Venture Capitalist Mark Suster

“The biggest market opportunities are the ones everybody looks at and says, ‘That’s a dumb idea.’”

 

5 - Actress Agnes Bruckner

Describing her hilarious transformation into Anna Nicole Smith for a new Lifetime biopic.

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Which clip is your favorite? We’d love to hear!

The Spreecast app is here!

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On September, 13, 2011, we recorded the world’s first public spreecast.

After a lot of hard work, we celebrate our next great milestone: the release of the Spreecast social video app on iOS.

With the Spreecast app you can:

  • Watch live and archived spreecasts on your iPhone
  • Participate using Chat and Submit Question features
  • Get your favorite spreecast content, like The Wall Street Journal, LA Times, ABC and Extra TV on the go
  • Share spreecasts with friends on Facebook and Twitter

Android and Tablet

Our Android and tablet apps are on the way. In the meantime, you can view live and archived spreecasts in your mobile browser on Android, tablet and iOS!

Broadcast coming soon

Future versions of the app will include the ability to broadcast directly from your built-in camera phone. Stay tuned for updates.

You rock

We want to thank our amazing community for growing with us this past year and a half. Spreecast continues to evolve with your feedback and support. Thanks to you, we are one step closer to our goal of connecting people through conversation.

Happy April Fool’s Day from the Spreecats!

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It’s true. Starting at about 12 noon today, Spreecast.com was infiltrated by a swarm of adorable furry kittens. No public spreecast event was immune to the kitty bomb, or as we’re calling it, Spreecats Invasion. Their mission? World domination. Their call to arms? It’s meow or never.

Watch the sassy Spreecats in action

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Remember, kids. Just because the day is ending doesn’t mean you’re safe from the Spreecats. You’re never safe from the Spreecats.

Lawl, we’re just kitten! Happy April Fool’s Day from Team Spreecast!

Prince uses Spreecast to break news of upcoming tour!

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Prince works in mysterious ways. After much speculation, Prince’s band, 3rd Eye Girl, announced in a live spreecast event last night that Prince will in fact launch a select-city tour in 2013. 

Hundreds of fans were shocked at the announcement, and began rapidly sharing the news with their friends. This morning the story was picked up by major music blogs, and tour dates have since been posted across the web. 

We’re humbled that Prince chose our platform to break the news of his tour. Are you hoping to catch a show? Find out if he’s coming to your city! 

Business Times names Spreecast CEO Jeff Fluhr to “40 Under 40” list of top Bay Area professionals

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We’re excited to announce that the San Francisco Business Times has selected our own co-founder and CEO Jeff Fluhr for their annual “40 Under 40”, a list of the Bay Area’s most inspiring, innovative and interesting young leaders. Jeff is honored to be chosen alongside Lester Mackey, creator of a Lou Gherig’s disease prediction alogrith; Rahim Fazal, head of social cloud at Oracle Corp; Leah Busque, founder of TaskRabbit, and many others helping to build the Bay Area’s future.  

You can read the online summary here. The full version is available in print in this month’s edition of San Francisco Business Times. 

Way to go, Jeff!

This year we’re hitting SXSW in style. Join us at our custom studio lounge for Spreecast festivities of all flavors:
Free drinks, coffee and snacks
Charge your phone or hop on our wi-fi
Meet the people behind Spreecast, including our CEO Jeff Fluhr
Test drive the platform and even spreecast live from the lounge
Hang with special guests (TBA)!
At the W Hotel around the corner from the Convention Center. Open to all March 9-11, 2013. RSVP now for details!

This year we’re hitting SXSW in style. Join us at our custom studio lounge for Spreecast festivities of all flavors:

  • Free drinks, coffee and snacks
  • Charge your phone or hop on our wi-fi
  • Meet the people behind Spreecast, including our CEO Jeff Fluhr
  • Test drive the platform and even spreecast live from the lounge
  • Hang with special guests (TBA)!

At the W Hotel around the corner from the Convention Center. Open to all March 9-11, 2013. RSVP now for details!

New Pay Per View program for Spreecast content creators
We’re excited to announce our Pay Per View pilot program! Spreecasters ranging from webinar hosts and instructors to psychics and fitness trainers can now set their spreecasts as Pay Per View (PPV). You can use PPV for one-on-one conversations or classes and webinars of all sizes. 
PPV enables the content creator to charge a set price per attendee for the live spreecast. Attendees of the event are able to watch, ask questions and participate live, and also have access to the archive.
In order to set up your spreecast as Pay Per View, please send an e-mail to content@spreecast.com with the following information:
Event date for the proposed PPV spreecast
Cover art for your spreecast to be incorporated into a landing page (image should be 938 x 524 pixels in size)
Amount you wish to charge for the live spreecast
After you have sent this information to Spreecast, our account administrators will set up your event. Viewers will be prompted to provide payment information when trying to access the event, and upon submission, their account will be granted access to the event.
For more info, please check out our Advanced Features section on Pay Per View.

New Pay Per View program for Spreecast content creators

We’re excited to announce our Pay Per View pilot program! Spreecasters ranging from webinar hosts and instructors to psychics and fitness trainers can now set their spreecasts as Pay Per View (PPV). You can use PPV for one-on-one conversations or classes and webinars of all sizes. 

PPV enables the content creator to charge a set price per attendee for the live spreecast. Attendees of the event are able to watch, ask questions and participate live, and also have access to the archive.

In order to set up your spreecast as Pay Per View, please send an e-mail to content@spreecast.com with the following information:

  • Event date for the proposed PPV spreecast
  • Cover art for your spreecast to be incorporated into a landing page (image should be 938 x 524 pixels in size)
  • Amount you wish to charge for the live spreecast

After you have sent this information to Spreecast, our account administrators will set up your event. Viewers will be prompted to provide payment information when trying to access the event, and upon submission, their account will be granted access to the event.

For more info, please check out our Advanced Features section on Pay Per View.

Spreecast Spins It Right Round, Baby, Right Round

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Last Saturday Spreecast took to the stationary bike, spinning alongside hundreds of San Franciscans to raise money for rare cancers. As part of Cycle for Survival’s spinning event, our team raised $2,000 and helped reach over $7.6 million in donations overal for the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. A great workout and a great cause! (Also helped justify those extra wings during the Super Bowl). Great job, team!

New Features: Buddy List and Instant Messaging!

Now there’s a whole new way to interact on Spreecast: Instant Messaging with friends on your Buddy List! See who’s online, start a conversation, and get to know your Spreecast friends even better.

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December Clip of the Month: Thought leader Seth Godin

“The safest thing to do is play it risky.” - Seth Godin

We had the pleasure of welcoming renowned author and thought leader Seth Godin to Spreecast this month. Interviewed by power spreecaster Mitch Jackson, Seth offered invaluable wisdom on social media, marketing and the Information Age.

Not only is Seth an incredible speaker, but the level of community engagement in his spreecast was off the charts. We’re honored that our platform could help him share his ideas with others. Check out our December Clip of the Month above, where Seth explains that in today’s Information Age, “the safest thing to do is play it risky.”

If you spot a moment in a spreecast that’s amazing, funny, insightful, or quirky, clip it and send to clips@spreecast.com and we might feature it here, in our monthly clips channels, and on Facebook and Twitter (along with some fun perks to the creators).

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