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2009
The NextGen "First to the Future" National Demonstration Home is our newest NextGen Project and is coming to Las Vegas in time for a series of major events in 2009 including the International Builders' Show, Consumer Electronics Show, World of Concrete, Surfaces and more events to be announced. Our first permanent NextGen home is a 2 story 5500 square foot home that will be open during major events, for media, VIP functions, for both trade and consumer national media.
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2007
Dallas based Television Marketing Partners, creators of the popular "Your House & Home" nationally syndicated TV show, contracted with iShow to produce the show's IPTV companion Website. Viewers can watch on-demand videos, learn more about products featured on the show and much more when they visit the show's Website. In addition, iShow produced 14 segments for the show documenting the construction of our Seattle NextGen project house.
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2003-2009
The NextGen Home Experience was iShow's next marketing idea for our clients. At some of the largest trade shows in the country, iShow designed and constructed real homes onsite to let people experience new products and ideas in an actual home environment, not just products in booths on the showroom floor. The theme of all NextGen homes is to build homes strong, green efficient and digital.
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2004-2006
iShow brought live webcasting to the National Association of Home Builders in Washington DC. We produced numerous Spring and Fall housing conferences with some of the top economic advisers in the country streamed live with PowerPoint slides. To increase their membership the NAHB asked iShow to live webcast their annual Membership Day Telethon. This 5 hour program featured numerous guests, prerecorded presentations and many phone-in guests.
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2003 - 2005
InfoComm is a the leading international communications association specializing in video and voice over IP. iShow was contracted to create and manage the InfoComm Online TV Network (ICTV) that covered it's annual trade show. Show features could be viewed on-demand 24-7. Through Internet Broadcasting, it was an example of giving people an overview of a major trade show complete with new product introductions, live streaming panel discussions, in addition to training seminars.
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2003-2004
iShow created more than 100 on demand original video programs for the California Energy Commission, featured at EnergyVideos.com. The videos introduce builders and consumers to the latest in energy efficient construction techniques and products. The contract's scope of work included content creation and hosting. The CEC was able to cut its cost of training builders through on-demand streaming media.
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2003
Orgill, Inc. is the world's largest independent hardware distributor serving an international customer base of 7,000 dealer retailers on behalf of almost 2000 vendors. Starting in 2003 iShow, began producing industry news reports, vendor product videos and Orgill dealer programs. The Orgill Broadcast network allows vendors, dealers and salespeople to come to one location to get all company information. A great example of using streaming media for corporate communications.
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2001
In Palm Springs, California iShow and Bob Vila.com constructed the first of its kind EnergyWise house. This home in the desert showcased the latest building products and methods to produce a house that was strong, green, highly energy efficient and digitally connected. iShow produced dozens of streaming media segments and made them available to a global network. It was a groundbreaking way to showcase new technology
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2000
In 2000 iShow partnered for the first time with Bob Vila to build the first home to have its construction followed on the web with a series of product/installation videos. The DotComDreamHome was the first example of educating an industry , as well as being a great marketing opportunity for our sponsors.
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1999
In 1999 the White House unveiled the results of its years long reconstruction project, “The Greening of the White House” This project brought the White house up to current energy efficiency standards and would result in tremendous energy and money savings. Then Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson and many corporate leaders provided the results of this program. iShow was chosen to tape the proceedings and provide same
day streaming coverage on the web. Quite a feat when streaming video was in its infancy in 1999
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1997 - 1998
Previous to the launch of iShow.com Inc in 1999, the founders of the company introduced an "InterRom" iShow CD that was hyper linked to the Internet. Contained on the CD were video and audio programs with links to participants Websites. In the early days of the world wide web and dial-up connections, the CD's allowed advertisers to deliver their rich media via CD-ROM, but still gave them the flexibility to present real time information accessed from their Websites. Our plan was to eliminate the iShow CD delivery system once broadband was rolled out and watching video on the web became a better user experience.
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1995 – 1996
Our "Internet Power" Video Series, produced with the co-operation of CBS and other major networks, provided the first introduction for thousands of families to the power of the Internet for entertainment and education.
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1994- 1995
iShow founders created one of the first videos introducing the Internet to a global business audience in 1994-95. The video entitled "The Internet.....the Ultimate Marketing & Communication Tool", was right-on with it's predictions.
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