Channel examples
Six illustrative set-ups, each pointing to the pages that matter most for it.
Six set-ups
A public agency
Carry meetings, notices and civic programming on a channel residents can find at any hour. Start with Inform the public.
A business or association
Give town halls, training and member events a place to live between broadcasts. See Connect members and teams.
An established network
Open a niche channel for a small audience, or keep a dormant cloud copy of your main output as insurance. See Standby plan.
A seasonal or one-off channel
Open a channel for a league season, a festival or a campaign, then wind it down when it ends. See Entertain and earn.
A reseller or managed-service team
Hand branded channels to your own clients from one shared service. See the Network starting point.
A catalog owner
Turn film, music or program archives into a scheduled, ad-funded channel. See Choose how the channel pays.
What these are, and are not
These examples describe how kinds of organizations typically use the service. They are illustrations, not customer stories. When customers agree to be named, we will share their experience here.
If your situation is not listed, send us a channel sketch and we will talk it through.