100 Years with WSTA

On June 2, 2010, in VBlogs by Roger, ViodiTV @ WSTA, by Roger

The Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association (WSTA) celebrated their 100th year at the annual convention in Lake Geneva this summer. The opening video in this player provides an overview of the conference including the kick-off, 100 year documentary, keynote speakers, breakout sessions, exhibit interviews, new officers, and awards. The playlist of video's includes full interviews and past event coverage.

The 100 year documentary traces the first phones in Wisconsin (1877 with business to home), to the first switchboards (1878), the expansion of phone companies as the Bell patent expired (1893), the formation of the WSTA (1910), rubbernecking, social networks, and advanced telecom services that started as community based and continue as community based businesses – contact WSTA for a copy.

ViodiTV at the WSTA 100 Year Annual Convention was sponsored by CP Technologies and Solarus with additional support from HEM Productions.

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Bend Insensitive Fiber

On June 1, 2010, in VBlogs by Roger, ViodiTV @ WSTA, by Roger

Roger Bindl interviews Adrian Collins, CP Technologies, at the WSTA 100 Year Annual Convention. We learn about bend insensitive fiber – how fiber connectors react to extreme hot/cold – and their LevelOne IP cameras for consumer to enterprise applications… handy products for keeping an eye on remote locations and activities.

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Roger Bindl interviews Bill Albertson, Solarus, at the WSTA 100 Year Annual Convention on IP Long Distance solutions or alternatives when access revenues come under attack. Solarus provides no cost trials for kicking the tires of SIP.

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Howard Sherpe of Vernon Telephone Cooperative tells how local content on local TV is a great marketing tool. There is a social networking element to local content where people want to see and hear local people, to watch local events, and to get the local channel. It's the most popular channel out of over 100. Howard provides background on how they're able to fill a big part of the day with special programing, provides examples of what they have, and what the #1 program is.

This segment of ViodiTV at the WSTA 2010 PR/Marketing seminar is brought to you by HEM Productions. Produced by Roger Bindl

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