Les Stoud uses Castfire to publish his video blog directly to his fans. The Survivor Man show is very popular on cable his fans are passionate to the say the least (just about all of the staff at Casfire would be considered more of rabid fans).

Survivor Man illustrates how properties can directly reach and expand their audience. We see more and more production studios and content owners using IP publishing to augment cable and network distribution deals. This is especially true with the rise in mobile and living room devices such as Roku, Tivo, Boxee and others.

Thanks Survivor Man!

Castfire has partnered with the sports marketing powerhouse, XOS Digital, to publish, syndicate and monetize SEC’s video content online.

Fans of SEC Football, Basketball and other sports can now watch entire games, highlights, interviews and behind the scenes videos online or on mobile devices. We’re very excited to be working with XOS and the SEC!

Check out  http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/ and http://www.secsports.com/default.aspx

CBS Radio uses Castfire to allow users to listen to audio podcasts on their computers and iPods.  CBS Radio is also able to dynamically change advertisers and cross promotional messages in all of their shows which means that every podcast can  monetized even as advertisers change over time.

60 Minutes is an extremely popular both on TV and in the online world – we’re glad that CBS Radio trusts Castfire with such an enormously valuable property! Thanks CBS.