Canoe.ca and Internet Broadcast Corp. Sign Syndication Agreement

Canoe.ca and Internet Broadcast Corp. Sign Syndication Agreement

IBC Today to provide hundreds of global breaking news videos to Canoe.ca, consolidating Canoe.ca as a leading destination for breaking news videos from around the world

NEW YORK, July 13 /PRNewswire/ -- The Internet Broadcast Corp ( www.IBCtoday.com ), the premier online destination for worldwide breaking TV news, is proud to announce Canoe.ca as a member of its global breaking news video syndicate. Updated 24/7, IBCtoday.com and its partners broadcast news as it happens. Partners include: DHA (Turkey); Yerkir Media (Armenia); Al Quds (Palestine); CBC News, Asia News International (India) and, over 30 other leading broadcasters around the world.

The Internet Broadcast Corp (IBC) also announces today the signing of SCTV, the leading news broadcaster in Indonesia, and that it has installed its proprietary, patent-pending and industry-leading online video player. The video player loads and plays video instantaneously, making it the industry's fastest loading video player -- faster than changing channels on TV.

Tyler N. Cavell, President and Founder, notes:

"Our online TV breaking news syndication channel now has a user experience that is better than TV in terms of both speed and quality. We are also proud to have worked with the tools of the Internet to capture the TV experience online with the added benefits of on-demand and interactive viewing of multilingual breaking news worldwide."

"Spearheaded by Canoe.ca's Raymond Ostor, I am proud that Canoe.ca has joined our global news syndicate that includes industry leaders in news broadcasting worldwide. Although Canoe.ca is a Canadian company, this partnership clearly illustrates Canoe.ca's commitment to the global applicability of the Internet in terms of: content, distribution and audience."

About The Internet Broadcast Corporation

The Internet Broadcast Corp is an online broadcast news syndication network using proprietary technology to repackage timely video news aggregated from global news broadcasters and viewers. The Company currently has signed agreements with leading global news broadcasters, including: Associated Press, Canadian Press, CBC, and Dogan Haber Ajansi. The Company's partners also include local television broadcasters from Armenia, Gabarone, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Sierra Leone and Zambia. For more information, please visit www.IBCtoday.com

CONTACT: Michael Petty
+1-514-501-1620
publisher@ibctoday.com

Source: The Internet Broadcast Corporation

CONTACT: Michael Petty of The Internet Broadcast Corporation,
+1-514-501-1620, publisher@ibctoday.com

Web site:

http://www.ibctoday.com/
http://www.canoe.ca/

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