Star Trek has arrived!

March 1, 2005 – Over 30 billion emails are sent daily worldwide, and online communication are expected to double in next few years. However, future of online communications is already here. Today, video can add human touch of emotions, gestures, personality and more to otherwise gray matter of text email. Mr. Daniel Webb of Youngstown, Ohio has positioned himself in front of this expanding and evolving marketplace for masses which are predicted to use video communications within next 3 to 5 years.

The domestic markets in both U.S. and Canada are exploding with this new technology, and 20 International markets are expected to open throughout 2005. Tapping into worldwide expansion with this marketplace is a win-win situation.

Mr. Webb, could be on to something, according to Dustun Rosdail, President of Rosdail Associates. "If I can communicate face to face with my friends and clients, that's a valuable tool. Email has deteriorated quality of customer service. It used to be all face to face. People want 'face time.' This kind of technology can help that. This helps humanize communication again," he said. Mr. Webb added, "In a marketplace where change occurs at light speed we must capitalize on true ground floor opportunities. The key is to be ahead of curve, and video is a logical progression for communications industry. If people are sending photos by email, I can see video being next step.” As a result of over six years and $55 million of research and development, Mr. Webb can offer most sophisticated, simple-to-use and feature-rich video communications on market as an independent affiliate of a major streaming video solutions provider. The future opportunities are completely untapped with a mission to democratize video communications by providing everyone with power to create and distribute streaming video content directly from any camera-enabled PC at lowest possible cost. The services include video email, LIVE video broadcasting, video-on-demand, video autoresponders, video chat / video instant messaging, video blogging and much more.

Gospel Music Week, CMT Music Awards, NAB2005 Showcase, Ebertfest, New Orleans Jazz, Boston CyberArts Festival in April Media Events

The Method Fest is known as The Actor's Film Festival, a festival of discovery, seeking breakout acting performances of emerging stars and established actors in story-driven independent films, closes out on April 8 with a closing party night before in Calabasas. Minnesota Film Arts is hosting 23rd Annual Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival in Minneapolis through April 16 with opening and closing night parties throughout. The Istanbul International Film Festival, organized by Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts has a theme this year of 'Arts and Movies', as it plays through April 17. Nashville Songwriters Association International presents Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival which features NSAI Songwriter's Symposium and Tin Pan South Songwriters Golf Classic Invitational, from April 4 to 9. Roma Independent Film Festival, opening April 4 to 9 in Rome, includes retrospectives, roundtable discussions with top international filmmakers, workshops, live music, and VIP cocktail parties. Eilat International Film Festival running April 6 to 9, bill itself as a competitive festival and includes competitions for 'Best Foreign Film' and 'Best Israeli Film'. A Miami conference dedicated to critical role of New Generation Latino in worlds of media, marketing and entertainment - New Generation Latino Consortium in Miami - is set for April 6. Toronto's Images Festival opens on April 7, with a party at Mod Club, and runs till April 16, presenting its annual exhibition of media arts installations and new media artwork. During Gospel Music Week, April 9 to 13 in Nashville, there are nightly music showcases and daily luncheons where you can see and hear Christian music’s current and upcoming artists, culminating in 36th Annual GMA Music Awards. Comedy kingpin Jeff Foxworthy will lead live festivities as Country Music Television telecasts 2005 CMT Music Awards from Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville on April 11. Four emerging policy issues will be addressed during 5th Annual Future of Music Policy Summit at Barbara