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21-02-2009, 18:33
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Re: Paying to have your event webcast
Maybe do it for free but record the video, then clean it up afterward and sell DVDs. Many teams bring their own video recorders and capture the event either off of the FIRST video stream or from handheld camera, but I bet many teams, especially rookies (like us our rookie year) don't and wish afterward that hey had. That's where you come in. $5-$8 a DVD might actually end up being fairly profitable, once you factor in all the grandparents
 --Ryan 
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