The internet broadcasts will be streamed live on Friday, April 29th, during Jouvert Morning Jump Up starting at 4am and on Saturday, April 30th, during the combined Children & Grand Carnival Parade starting at 10am with a repeat on Sunday, May 1st, during the Second Day Parade starting at 1pm.
All three broadcasts totalling at least seven hours of airtime will subsequently be available for an indefinite period of time on demand-basis on the FlamboyantBroadcasting.com website. That way, those who missed the live streaming broadcasts can watch it at their convenience.
The advantage of the live internet streaming broadcasts of these events is that people also living abroad, such as in Holland, Canada and the USA and the surrounding islands, will be able to view the parades live on their computer screens via the internet.
Flamboyant Broadcasting will also be providing advertisers and sponsors the opportunity to display their logo's and marketing messages using two different sizes of banners that will be displayed during the broadcasts in a ticker tape style below in the viewing screen. These banners will also remain in view during the on-demand broadcasts allowing sponsors and advertisers to reach the viewing public indefinitely.
Flamboyant Broadcasting is an internet-based broadcasting company and has already successfully broadcasted several events, including the 2010 election campaigns, Elton Richardson's 2010 "St. Maarten in Retrospect" show and the recently held Unity Jump Up parade on Saturday, March 19th. Besides streaming public events live via the internet, Flamboyant Broadcasting can also stream private events such as weddings online with password protected access for family and friends only. Flamboyant Broadcasting is a unique service utilizing the latest in modern internet broadcasting technology.
For further information, please visit www.flamboyantbroadcasting.com or call 523-3150 or 523-3564 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
That's good at least i can get to see it on the internet since i live in Holland, plus i got fast internet.