Streambox Premieres Korean Streaming Portal | Internet News

Streambox Premieres Korean Streaming Portal

Written By
John Townley
John Townley
Dec 17, 1999
1 minute read

Streambox, Inc. Friday officially launched its Streambox Korea
Web site, delivering to Korean consumers a
streaming media search engine with over one million files in both Microsoft
Windows Media and RealNetworks audio and video formats.

With nine categories — Music, Film, Live, Entertainment, TV, Radio, Sports,
News, and wEiRd — Streambox Korea will present reviews of streams culled from
the Internet.

“Today’s launch opens up a whole new world of rich media experiences for
Korean people worldwide, and represents the future of broadband content for
the Internet,” said Robert Hildeman, CEO and chairman of Streambox. “By
leveraging our proprietary searching and streaming technologies, as well as
our business relationships, we’re able to give our Korean partners a model
that can be built quickly in Internet time.

The next international launch for Streambox.com will be Streambox Japan, in
the first quarter of 2000.

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