LiveDirecto in the media, and technical support for journalists.
Since 2010 we've taken part in the most important events in Argentina's digital ecosystem. This section gathers our media appearances, featured coverage and the technical support we provide external media.
15 years of presence in the digital ecosystem.
Year of the first digital coverage of corporate events in Argentina
Events with press coverage and integrated external media
Technical integration formats for media (reporter, camera, encoder, remote unit)
Regional reach in corporate event and conference coverage
LiveDirecto in the media and at featured events.
eCommerce Day: full audiovisual coverage since 2011
Press coverage and professional streaming of Latin America's leading ecommerce event, including live interviews, aerial coverage and multi-channel output.
Google GLab: streaming for Google Argentina's most ambitious innovation project
Technical and audiovisual collaboration on Google GLab, one of the most important innovation projects driven by Google in Argentina.
Streaming as a corporate communications tool: pioneers in Argentina
LiveDirecto presented at Palermo Valley on how streaming was transforming corporate communications in Argentina, before the topic went mainstream.
The Argentine company that saw the streaming boom coming
When the pandemic transformed the world in 2020, LiveDirecto already had 10 years of remote and hybrid streaming experience — a competitive edge built year after year.
TEDx Buenos Aires: streaming and video production
Streaming production and audiovisual coverage of TEDx events in Argentina, with cameras, graphics, titling and online distribution.
AI applied to corporate streaming: the next step
LiveDirecto is adding artificial intelligence to its production workflow: automatic transcription, clip generation, real-time captions and audience analysis.
Technical support for external media at live events.
We define how press coverage gets integrated based on the type of media outlet, their technical autonomy, and whether they need to be added to the main broadcast.
An outlet's content can be added as an extra source.
When a media outlet provides a video feed, that signal can be folded into the event's main content as just another camera or source.
Technical order to avoid improvising.
Press coverage requires defining cabling, connectivity, audio, signal, permits and testing time before the event.
