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Explanation of terms and acronyms related to the media and broadcasting world. Updated every week!

Sitemap

Basically, a site map is a layout of a website's content. It is designed to help both search engines and users navigate the site. Site maps are like the layout maps in large shopping malls, which helps you find different departments. A site map can be an organization chart, a hierarchical list of web-pages (with links) organized by topic, or an XML document that provides instructions to search engine bots. A sitemap tells the search engine crawler which files you think…

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SAML 2.0 (Security Assertion Mark-up Language 2.0)

SAML or Security Assertion Mark-up Language is an open standard that allows identity providers (IdP) to pass authorization credentials to service providers (SP). SAML transactions use XML or Extensible Markup Language for standardized communications between the service providers and identity provider. SAML 2.0 enables Single-Sign On (SSO). With SSO, users can log in once to an application/platform by using their login ID and password and those same login credentials can be reused to log into other service providers. Implementing SAML…

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OVP (Online Video Platform)

OVP or Online Video Platforms can use a user-generated content (UGC) model, software as a service (SaaS) business model or a do it yourself DIY model. OVP offers an end to end solution from creating a website, uploading video, encoding video, video playback to user management for both video on demand and live streaming. Usually, OVPs have Content Management System - CMS where users need to login to add content, upload video, setting up monetization plan, view video analytics which…

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UDP(User Datagram Protocol)

UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is mainly used for establishing loss-tolerating and low-latency connections between applications on the internet. It is used as an alternative to TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) UDP randomly sends data packets or datagrams to recipients without checking for missed packets. It is used when error correction is not necessary, and speed is desirable. UDP is often used for online games and live broadcasts.   UDP is highly advantageous for applications where speed is prioritized over reliability, making…

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Muvi Meet: Run Branded Meetings & Monetize Them — All Under Your Own Domain
Muvi Meet: Run Branded Meetings & Monetize Them — All Under Your Own Domain

Most meeting platforms stop at video calls. Muvi Muvi Meet goes further—giving you a fully browser-based meeting experience that runs on your own domain, carries your brand, and lets you monetize meetings like a business, not just host a call.

 

In this webinar, see how to launch fully branded meetings under your own URL, charge attendees in 135+ currencies worldwide, and embed live meetings directly into your website or app for a seamless native experience. From paid workshops and virtual consultations to branded events and customer sessions, discover how Muvi Meet turns meetings into owned digital experiences—not borrowed platform sessions.

 

Things the webinar would cover:

  1. Running meetings on your own domain with complete brand control instead of third-party meeting links
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  3. Learning  to monetize meetings with paid access and accept attendee payments in 135+ local currencies
  4. Understand how to embed meetings directly into your website or app for a seamless native experience.
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12:00 AM PST

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