Huffington Post uses Kyte to live stream from NetRoots Nation

Huffington Post, the most visited news weblog has launched its new branded Kyte channel and is using the Kyte Platform to live stream from the NetRoots Nation conference.  You can check out the channel below, or install the Facebook application.

Since launching just 24 hours ago, the Huffington Post channel has received over 30,000 views and has been embedded on over 20 web sites! 

Kyte iPhone App

We have some exciting news to announce: Kyte Mobile Producer for the iPhone is now available free for download from the Apple iPhone App Store!

Now you can use your iPhone to share photos on Myspace, Facebook, or any website, blog or mobile phone. You can instantly broadcast pictures as you take them, or create slideshows from your iPhone's picture gallery. You can even chat with your audience real-time! We’ve put together a short demo so you can check out a few of the cool things you can do with the app:

Happy Kyting!

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Hammer launches Kyte channel on DanceJam

The Hammer Cam is now on DanceJam!

Kyte has paired up with Hammer and his new unique online dance community - DanceJam.com.  DanceJam allows users to create profiles where they can upload all of their favorite dance videos.  DanceJam gives your normal video site a twist by giving it’s users the ability to put their dance skill ‘on the line’ by virtually battling online.  DanceJam reaches out to the youth of today and gives them a new creative outlet to explore online the rapidly growing culture of street dance.  Most of DanceJam’s content thus far has been an eclectic arrangement of different Hip Hop styles that continues to break boundaries.

Hammer has begun using Kyte for his video blog which is prominently featured on DanceJam.com.  The video blog features everything from a day in the life of Hammer to live dance events and battles, all in real time!

Run for the Fallen use Kyte to Document their Journey Across America

Run for the Fallen is a collective of runners whose mission is clear and simple: To run one mile for every American soldier killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom.  For ten weeks, team members will mark each mile with an American flag and placard in an apolitical reflection of remembrance of each service member. Beginning Flag Day, June 14, 2008, their dedicated team began to run across America from Fort Irwin, CA to Arlington National Cemetery.

Run for the Fallen is using Kyte to document this journey and through their Kyte channel, family members of the fallen service members can watch and chat and leave comments in support of this great cause.

Click Below to watch the overview of the Run for the Fallen and click shows to see the journey in action: 

G-Unit Performance at Nokia Theatre Live on Kyte!

Today, 50 Cent and G-Unit celebrated the release of their new album, Terminate on Sight, with an album release party and performance at the Nokia Theatre in NYC!  The group broadcast the performance live on their Kyte channel for fans around the world to see:

The Unit criss-crossed the continent promoting the album and live streamed radio interviews with some of the hottest DJs in music such as Funkmaster Flex, Ed Lover, Big Boy and Angie Martinez, to name a few.  You can check out these interviews on the Unit’s channel by clicking on the “Shows” tab.  And be sure to cop the new album, it’s HOT!!