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Vidicom, Inc., a media distribution company based in New York City, has created and distributed progressive, live, and interactive media for 30 years and maintains a position as a leading corporation in the media industry. The company works through several types of media channels in order to reach millions of viewers with various interests, lifestyles, and media habits. One of Vidicom’s major viewership demographic consists of commuters and travelers who access this media while spending time on airplanes, in hotels, and on taxis in major cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, and Boston. Vidicom also aims to distribute media online through social networking websites such as Facebook, as well as various blogging sites and online communities. Vidicom works closely with Sky Terrace Studios in order to film content. Top-notch filming technology brings InteracTV, Vidicom’s unique media format. InteracTV allows online fans and viewers on Facebook and other websites to Skype into live filming sessions and directly interview brand representatives, rather than maintaining a single hired interviewer. Vidicom utilizes InteracTV in other media channels, including web media tours, which can reach over 8 million viewers online, and satellite media tours, which reach web audiences as well as 14 million out-of-home broadcast locations, such as taxis and hotels. Vidicom also offers VideoPump media distribution for brands that can benefit from a continuous year-round stream of video content. Founded in 1982, Vidicom has partnered with major brands, such as Nestlé, Chanel, L’Oréal, and Ralph Lauren. In 2012, Vidicom received the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) Bronze Anvil Award, which recognizes the company for its public relations tactic within the media industry, specifically for its extensive and effective use of InteracTV in live video distribution. Vidicom’s adaptive and unique approaches to media distribution have allowed the company to progress smoothly from its foundation into the modern age.

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