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Restream Offers More Ubiquity For Live Streaming Video Users


The Restream live video streaming service

Live video is exploding in usage, but there is still a challenge for the most social media connected among us. Where exactly should you post that video?

Restream is a startup that offers an interesting solution to the problem, and one that will likely take off because of its sheer utility. Through Restream, users can post a live video to several sites at once, eliminating the need to choose. Facebook is not integrated due to technical limitations, but I still love the concept and think it has huge potential for growth, just as social media scheduling tools exploded when social was undergoing its own period of huge growth.

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