Press Release
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Many Thousands Expected to Watch EarthCam's Live Streaming Webcast of the Easter Parade 'on the Avenue, Fifth Avenue' FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, April 21, 2011 -- EarthCam (www.earthcam.com), the Internet’s premier global webcam network, will webcast Fifth Avenue’s Annual Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival on Sunday, April 24, from a location near St. Patrick's Cathedral. The streaming video webcam with audio is located one block south of the famous cathedral. EarthCam will provide live views of New York City’s traditional spring stroll from 49th to 57th streets from 10am-4pm ET. Known for creative bonnets, the latest fashions and some colorful ensembles, this traditional parade has taken an “extreme” turn in recent years as the Easter frills and bonnets are slowing being usurped by more flashy outfits. The live views of the parade, a New York tradition for well over 100 years, are available from any computer or mobile device. After the Easter Parade, EarthCam will continue to offer 24/7 live views of Fifth Avenue from the unique vantage point above the distinguished thoroughfare including daily activities, other major parades and traditional events throughout the year. EarthCam is the global leader in webcam technology and software. Founded in 1996, EarthCam provides live streaming video and megapixel cameras, along with complete managed services for consumers and corporate clients in more than 1,500 cities throughout all 50 states and 46 countries. The company’s expertise includes developing technology to manage camera networks and delivering millions of images daily to 192 countries. EarthCam holds the expertise and knowledge to offer consumers the ability to view, create and share webcam content at anytime and in any location in the world. Clients include Walt Disney Pictures, Clear Channel Communications, PBS, ABC, FOX, CBS, NBC, Weather Channel, Discovery Channel, CNN, Turner Construction, Major League Baseball, NFL, This Old House, Skanska USA, NASA, Coca-Cola, Sprint, Volkswagen, GE and National Geographic. Visit EarthCam at www.earthcam.com. ### |
