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Shaw University's - WSHA Radio Station

Tue, 18 Dec 2007 08:58:11 -0500

Shaw University is the first HBCU to broadcast their radio station using InternetTV broadband channels. Shaw continues to innovate in its alumni outreach, fan management and keeping communities involved in Shaw activities.

Spanish River Church Broadband TV Channel

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:21:33 -0400

Welcome! Whether you searched for us or you unexpectedly landed on our site, we are very glad you are here. The Spanish River Church community is not what you might expect. We're much more than weekend worship services. Please watch our live services and the on-demand video services that will be available.

Athletes in Action Coach's Clinic

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:21:15 -0400

Athletes in Action was founded in 1966 by David Hannah, who desired to build on society's great love of sports and utilize the platform given to the athletes to reach the world for Jesus Christ. Since then Athletes in Action has sought to be a global pioneer, innovator, and servant leader in sport ministry. As a branch of Campus Crusade for Christ, AIA exists to bring Jesus Christ and His message of victory into the hearts, homes, and communities of millions around the world.

Please watch some of the footage from the 2007 Coaches Clinic from Xenia Ohio.

Salem High School, Salem, NH

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:14:50 -0400

It's not as difficult as it was in the past for someone with a busy schedule to take in a high school volleyball game. Those games, as well as other Salem High School athletic events, will be available for on-demand viewing on the school district Web Site. The new initiative, to streamline the video students and staff already film for local cable access television and post it on the Web, was taken on by the high school media studio in late September.

Media director Robert Berthel said it's an initiative the department was eager to begin this year, because it allows more people to stay connected to Blue Devil events, and allows students to learn more about video on the Web. VBrick recently partnered with JarvisTV to get as many sports games from small universities and high schools on the Internet as possible.

"I dropped the package off at 11 a.m. and by that evening the school was streaming games over the Internet," said Vince Graziani, CEO of VBrick. Robert Berthel said those traveling parents and alumni are exactly the crowd the department hopes to reach out to with the use of the new equipment. "People don't have the time anymore to sit and watch games live," Berthel said. "They need to see it when they need to see it." Berthel said getting the video onto the Web doesn't mean much more work, since most of the games are being shot for the local cable television station anyway. "It's just an extension of what we already do," he said, "but now we can hit people all over the country and we know we have a lot of alumni around the country that want to tune in." At the same time, it will expand students' media technology skills, as they learn to deliver their films through the Web. About a dozen students who are members of the television club will be the first to experiment and learn how to post it on the Web. The project launched two weeks ago and only shows volleyball games right now, but in upcoming months Berthel expects that to change. Six months from now, he said, he hopes to get student projects, all athletics and School Board meetings available on demand, on the Web. To watch the latest sports coverage, visit the high school's Web site at www.salemschooldistrictnh.com/schools/shs and click on the JarvisTV link.

North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:13:44 -0400

NCCU broadcast its first game on JarvisTV on September 8th against St. Augustine's. The football games have so far attracted a large viewership of former alums and fans in thirty-six states within the United States and also in places as far as Russia, the Phillipines, Ireland, Japan, and Germany. Please do your part by donating to help us keep sharing our school and events with you.

“This is an exciting and challenging venture,” said Kyle Serba, NCCU Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations. “The drive, determination and technological resources demonstrated by our partners - WRJD 1410 AM, JarvisTV and VBrick Systems – is second to none. They are allowing NCCU football to be showcased in front of a world-wide audience. We are excited about this opportunity, and we encourage college football fans to experience the broadcast.”

Shaw University Broadband TV

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:13:21 -0400

Shaw University is now accepting applications for the Spring Semester. Shaw University is the mother of HBCU's in the south and the mission statement is teaching with the commitment to maintain excellence. Additionally, the University stresses character development, which includes religious, cultural, social and ethical values. Ultimately, Shaw endeavors to graduate students with demonstrated competencies in their chosen fields of study. Shaw University "Strides to Excellence Only the Best". Shaw University is now offering waivers for all applications. For more information please call 919-546-8275 or visit www.shawu.edu.

Shaw continues to keep its alumni and fans engaged in the school activities through the Shaw Broadband TV Channel on JarvisTV. Shaw will have pre-game shows, half-time shows and also post-game interviews around the main event. Shaw University continues to provide leading edge technology for the University's students and is also reaching out to alumni over the JarvisTV network.