Online Streaming Company Spondo Launches Martial Arts TV
MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Video syndication and streaming company Spondo today announced the launch of Martial Arts TV, a new online video channel dedicated to martial arts.
Martial Arts TV features movies, fight shows and training videos all stored in one place, accessed at any time, wherever you are in the world.
Spondo Director, Chris Adams said, "We've brought martial arts fans the best in entertainment by leveraging our business partnerships, with Madman Entertainment and other entertainment companies, to obtain the most exciting content available. The launch of a martial arts specific library with the capacity to supply quality content quickly and securely is long overdue. Until now customers would have to spend hours searching for genre-specific content in any number of locations. We believe this didn't fulfill the demands of the modern-day consumer. Now, if you're a martial arts enthusiast, Martial Arts TV is the only place you need."
As purse strings are tightened around the globe, Spondo is offering local martial arts clubs the opportunity to earn 25% of the revenue from each sale on Martial Arts TV to members of their club.
Mr Adams added, "We're thrilled that through this initiative we can benefit local clubs. Martial Arts TV is built on a progressive business model and being able to help clubs is an essential part of it."
In addition, an affiliate Broadcaster program is being rolled out around the globe which will allow affiliates -- Bloggers, Fight sites, Action sites etc -- to promote and sell not only their own videos but content from the martial arts library of content. For martial arts instructors this provides the infrastructure to broadcast training videos and tournaments, which can also be shown via the channel's broadcast facility.
Videos on Martial Arts TV are available on demand via Pay-Per-View. Payment is accepted through Pay Pal or secure credit card transaction.
1. About Martial Arts TV
Martial Arts TV is an online hub featuring the best and most exciting martial arts content. Want to watch the latest action film? Want to perfect the latest moves? It's all here, from feature films released each week, to training videos and fight shows. Videos are available as Pay-Per-View (PPV) and are purchased through Pay Pal or secure credit card transaction.
Martial Arts TV is a joint initiative between Spondo and Martial Arts Australia, Australia's largest martial arts network and business products supplier with links to over 3,000 clubs.
http://www.martialartstv.com.au/
2. About Spondo
Spondo is a world-leading technology company with proprietary content syndication and revenue distribution software that empowers publishers to monetize their content on any website via a tablet, PC or Smart device/TV. Content can be streamed On-Demand or Live using Pay-Per-View, Ad-Support, or Subscription Models.
Based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Spondo seeks to connect content owners with affiliates and their communities through an innovative business model of revenue sharing, turn-key technology solutions and marketing tools that make it easy to make money from content worldwide. Spondo is owned by holding company RivusTV Limited which was founded in 2007. RivusTV launched Spondo in 2012 and has already signed several deals with international content publishers and has plans to expand into the US and globally in early 2013.
The company recently live-streamed the one-day, head-to-head golf match between Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy from China (with News Digital and www.golf.com.au) as distribution partners and launched its first content channel, www.123tv.com.au, for children, in partnership with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Starlight Children's Foundation Australia.
3. For more information:
Chris Adams
Director
Tel: +614 1043 7770
E-mail: [email protected]
4. Interviews:
To arrange interviews with Chris Adams, please contact Mia Peng.
Mia Peng
Marketing Manager
Tel: +86 10 6561 5818 Ext. 866
E-mail: [email protected]
SOURCE Spondo
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