New Website to Take the Lead in the Online Live Music Webcast Market

Published: 1 October 2008 y., Wednesday
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Vladimiras Ponkinas
Perfomancast.tv allows you to experience live music videos or even broadcast your own band. In just seconds, users can broadcast their bands music and chat with fans online to a global audience, or experience others music. It's also a great way to collaborate with other musicians.

The site is completely free and all it takes is a webcam and Internet connection. The entire site is user friendly and simple to use, sure to make it one of the leaders in Live Online Music Webcasts.

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