TVU Networks has announced a partnership with Stringr, a network of professional and amateur videographers. The Stringr platform, which features a content library and custom footage from 90,000 videographers around the world, is now available through the TVU Global Grid, enabling assets to be shared and sold on a global scale. TVU Grid is an IP-based switching, routing and distribution system that allows stations to route live video streams over IP networks to one or more Grid-enabled news stations anywhere in the world with sub-second latency. Users can view public video sources that are available around the world, and request to take the stream and make it available for their own viewing audience. TVU Networks and Stringr are currently working with a major cable network and plan to expand to other partners shortly.
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