Syncbak, a 15 year-old supplier of streaming tech for native broadcast stations has rebranded itself, adopting the title of its streaming service launched in February. The new title, Zeam Media, displays the corporate’s need to rebrand itself as a media and promoting firm, it informed TV Tech sister model B&C. Its Zeam streaming service supplies native programming from 300 native stations in markets from about 80% of the U.S. The firm is financially backed by Gray Television, NAB, Morgan Murphy Media and Brian Brady. “We wish to be a media firm that has a device that connects each broadcaster, each viewer and each creator, Found and CEO Jack Perry informed B+C. “We’re including increasingly more viewers daily by means of our direct-to-consumer marketing campaign, however we’re additionally connecting advertisers.”Perry added that Zeam’s focus stays on native, including that “that’s going to be the best paid advert.”The skilled video trade’s #1 supply for information, developments and product and tech info. Sign up under.
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