Blomeley Communications Inc.

Blomeley Communications: Remote Control Coverage
August 2008, Ottawa ON

As per apple.com:
On location in Beijing, athlete cum filmmaker Steve Omischl captures HD footage of the Olympic games, edits it in Final Cut Pro, and transfers his rough cuts to Final Cut Server. That’s when the production crew at Blomeley Communications takes over. But, wait, the post-production crew is thousands of miles away, back home in Ottawa, Canada. How do they accomplish their remote control Olympic coverage?

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Blomeley to deliver Beijing Summer Games internet video content to Bell Business Units
August 2008, Beijing China

As part of the Blomeley Communications ‘Direct-To-User Internet Television Strategy’ and Bell Canada’s commitment to the Canadian Olympic Team and exclusive Telecommunications Partnership to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, Blomeley is working on behalf of Bell Canada at the 2008 Beijing Games to produce and deliver special Video-on-Demand content to Canadians through a range of Bell Business Units including: Bell Mobile Phones, sympatico.msn.ca, realchampions.ca, Bell Aliant, and the Bell Beijing vodport1.

View the Bell Beijing vodport.

vodport1 in Intensive Care
May 2008, Toronto ON

Ontario's Critical Care Strategy, in partnership with the Ontario Hospital Association, has launched an educational video series regarding the intensive care unit and what patients and families may experience during their stay.

Utilizing Blomeley's vodport1 technology, the challenge of communicating such important and complex information will be met by making the video available on the internet. The video is expected to reach an audience of approximately 50,000 people annually. With the information being easily accessible and up to date, vodport1 meets the needs perfectly. During its first weeks of availability, the vodport has served out over a thousand video streams. "The feedback we have received so far from the critical care community has been extremely positive" said Nathalie Danjoux, Senior Policy Analyst with the Critical Care Strategy. "We hope this video will help patients and families during these difficult times when their loved ones are in the intensive care unit."

View the Critical Care Strategy vodport.

vodport1 Beta Test Success
January 2008 , Ottawa ON

Blomeley Communications Inc. initiates a beta test of its vodport1 technology at the Bell Capital Cup – The World’s Largest Hockey Tournament.

Blomeley’s involvement with the world’s largest hockey tournament took form as a popular feature in Bell Canada’s showcase “Friends and Family Lounge” located within the four-sheet Bell Sensplex in Ottawa, Ontario. Blomeley set up a video kiosk allowing players and families to record and send video greetings all over the world, from Toronto to California to China. Using Blomeley technology and Bell Startcast servers, those greetings were posted within minutes on the Bell Capital Cup vodport. Blomeley also shot and edited a daily highlight reel that captured the entertaining action of this world renowned tournament and Bell’s participation in the tournament, all of which was posted to the web.

painCare Mobile Launches
October 2007, Toronto ON

painCare.ca and Blomeley Communications Inc. introduce painCare Mobile – a mobile solution for medical professionals.

The technology behind painCare Mobile (formerly e-painCare) is designed to work on Windows Mobile powered PDAs and the BlackBerry. This complimentary software offers members of painCare.ca a handheld pain management resource to help manage patients who suffer various forms of chronic pain. For the convenience of all the doctors involved, painCare Mobile is available on the personal handheld device of the doctor’s choice and downloads can be performed by both PC and Mac users. PainCare Mobile is revolutionizing the way that medical professionals access medical information.

Bell Canada
August/September 2007, Ottawa ON

Blomeley Communications signed on to produce the Making of “Believe” video for Bell, which will be seen on four different media platforms: IMAX, Bell ExpressVu HD, Sympatico.MSN.ca and Bell Mobile. This will give BCI the honour of being the first Ottawa-based television production company to produce content for IMAX.

“Believe” is the powerful rock ballad by rockstar, Suzie McNeil. The Olympic inspired version of "Believe" will help raise funds for Canadian athletes on their way to the 2010 Olympic games.

The Making “Believe” feature takes the viewer behind the scenes of the music video shoot for “Believe” while taking an in-depth look at the roots behind the song’s inspirational message. Hosted by 2007 FIS World Tour Ariels Champion, Canadian Steve Omischl, the Making of “Believe” is both entertaining and insightful.

To view the Making "Believe" feature and to watch the music video go to the Making Believe vodport or www.bell.ca/believe

ESPN
June 2007, Ottawa ON

Continuing our tradition of providing ESPN with first class service for major events, BCI provided the “World Wide Leader in Sports” with technical support, equipment, a camera crew and a production team this past June, ultimately playing an integral role in ESPN’s coverage the Stanley Cup Finals.

Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA)
May 2007, Toronto ON

As part of BCI's on-going development of integrated digital media distribution platforms, Baker Edwards Consulting Inc. utilized our expertise to create an instructional program for the RCGA’s new SKINS Card reward system. The SKINS card rewards system involves on-site golfer input via PDAs or PCs from any golf course in Canada. Golfer's points and frequency are automatically calculated in a national database and rewards are issued on demand.

Bell StartCast
January 2007, Toronto ON

Bell StartCast and Blomeley Communications Inc. announce a partnership agreement to develop broadband video portlet applications and services.

Truck Guys TV
October 2006, Carleton Place ON

The internet television channel for truckers. Production began in September on the series Ridin' High: Building the 369'. We follow Phil Langevin and his team as they take an old burned out Peterbilt rig and build the next custom truck winner at the 2007 Big-Rig Build Off. Also created in HD.

Akimbo Systems
July 2006, San Mateos CA

The World Leader in On-Demand Internet Television resigns with Blomeley Transmedia for content development and delivery.

Blomeley Goes 100% High Definition
June 2006, Ottawa ON

Leveraging on the Panasonic / Apple partnership, all BCI and BTM production is to be shot using our Panasonic Varicam and HVX200 HD cameras and posted in our FinalCutProHD suites.

Total Being Network
May 2006, Toronto ON

The first VOD kinetics, fitness, and health internet television hub goes HDTV.

DaveTV
April 2006, Atlanta GA

DaveTV, a global IPTV digital entertainment distribution network
re-signs a deal with Blomeley to collaborate in building and developing new IPTV and ITV content.