If you're watching a lot of video online then you need to consider purchasing a Roku. Prices start at less than $50 and you'll be blown away by the entertainment choices including the ability to watch Netflix, Hulu Plus and even Myrtle Beach Video Network. Effective November 30, 2011, you can purchase your Roku directly from Myrtle Beach Video Network. The network is an offically recognized affilliate of both Google and Roku.
"Since the growth of our network is impacted by more and more Americans purchasing Roku devices, we thought it would be a good business decision to offer Roku directly to our viewers.", says founder Banana Jack Murphy. In a move that's resembles putting the cart before the horse, you can actually purchase a Roku from Myrtle Beach Video Network before you get to enjoy all of the quality programming created by the network. According to Murphy, the official launch date of the network is right around the corner. He says, "There's a ton of Roku devices being sold right now at big retailers likeWal-Mart, Target, Best Buy and Radio Shack. QVC sold nearly a 100,000 on Cyber Monday. I naturally wanted to get a piece of that action, but rest assured our main focus is wrapping up production on the pilot episodes of all our shows."
The Myrtle Beach Video Network channel on Roku will feature a live broadcast and on demand episodes of every program broadcast on the network.
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Myrtle Beach Video Network delivers sun and fun 24/7 from America's favorite vacation destination. Entertaining and informative shows about your favorite beach await you now at Myrtle Beach Video Network.com. You can also watch our channel on Roku and Google TV.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
The Best of Myrtle Beach Daze is On Myrtle Beach Video Network
Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0 is coming in 2012, but fans of the original show can enjoy "Best Of Myrtle Beach Daze" episodes now on Myrtle Beach Video Network. A couple of on demand episodes are available now on the network's Roku channel and more are on the way. Viewers can expect to see these episodes on You Tube and also on MyrtleBeachVideoNetwork.com.
The original Myrtle Beach Daze aired in 1994 and 1995 on cable tv systems in Myrtle Beach, New York and Chicago. The weekly show was written and produced by Ralph McCloud and Banana Jack Murphy. Many of the memorable characters featured in Myrtle Beach Daze originated on Banana Jack's radio show.
Plans are underway to bring many of those zany characters back to life in the revamped Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0. The new program will feature new personalities including Genna Patterson, who's on board as the show's new co-host.
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The original Myrtle Beach Daze aired in 1994 and 1995 on cable tv systems in Myrtle Beach, New York and Chicago. The weekly show was written and produced by Ralph McCloud and Banana Jack Murphy. Many of the memorable characters featured in Myrtle Beach Daze originated on Banana Jack's radio show.
Plans are underway to bring many of those zany characters back to life in the revamped Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0. The new program will feature new personalities including Genna Patterson, who's on board as the show's new co-host.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Production Is Nearly Complete On Pilot Episode Of Happy Half Hour
Myrtle Beach Video Network is proud to announce that on location shooting for the pilot episode of Happy Half Hour is complete. Now, the editing process will take place. "There will need to be a few pretty graphics put together, but we're almost done with the first edition of Happy Half Hour.", says founder Banana Jack Murphy.
Happy Half Hour with Abbi is hosted by Abbi from the Wave 104.1 morning show. Scott Lineberger is directing and producing the show. Lineberger owns his own company, Mist Catcher Media Inc. and has worked closely with Banana Jack Murphy on the television show, River Talk.
Happy Half Hour is a show dedicated to highlighting the best happy hour destinations along the Grand Strand. The pilot episode will premiere soon on Myrtle Beach Video Network.
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Happy Half Hour with Abbi is hosted by Abbi from the Wave 104.1 morning show. Scott Lineberger is directing and producing the show. Lineberger owns his own company, Mist Catcher Media Inc. and has worked closely with Banana Jack Murphy on the television show, River Talk.
Happy Half Hour is a show dedicated to highlighting the best happy hour destinations along the Grand Strand. The pilot episode will premiere soon on Myrtle Beach Video Network.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Tiger Radio WLSC To Be Featured On Myrtle Beach Video Network And Tune In.com
In a few weeks, Myrtle Beach Video Network will launch a ROKU channel. When that happens, the big winner just night be a tiny radio station located 25 miles from Myrtle Beach. Banana Jack Murphy purchased WLSC AM 1240 in 2007. The station also known as Tiger Radio broadcasts a 1,000 watt signal from Loris, SC. The station can be heard in Myrtle Beach, but the signal is not as strong as others in the market. This setback only inspired the owner to change his business plan.
"I'm no fool. I know there are limitations with a 1,000 watt AM signal. That's why I've been so aggressive in implementing new media strategies. Streaming audio and video on our website has allowed us to reach more listeners. We were also one of the first stations in the country to activate AudioNow technology, so listeners can simply dial a number and listen to the station, but you ain't seen nothing yet.", says an excited Banana Jack Murphy. He adds, "I have already taken steps to broadcast video from our radio studios. We've had success in doing that with Ustream, but being able to promote WLSC on Roku is a game changer. To the best of my knowledge, over 1.5 million Roku devices have been sold. I want those folks to know about my station."
Murphy plans on broadcasting his weekday morning radio show live on Myrtle Beach Video Network by the end of the year. In the meantime, ROKU owners can listen to the station by subscribing to the Tune In Channel. Tiger Radio WLSC is among those stations featured on the popular web based streaming portal. Tune In is a free channel on ROKU. Listeners can also download an app to their smartphones to access WLSC Tiger Radio and other radio stations across the country.
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"I'm no fool. I know there are limitations with a 1,000 watt AM signal. That's why I've been so aggressive in implementing new media strategies. Streaming audio and video on our website has allowed us to reach more listeners. We were also one of the first stations in the country to activate AudioNow technology, so listeners can simply dial a number and listen to the station, but you ain't seen nothing yet.", says an excited Banana Jack Murphy. He adds, "I have already taken steps to broadcast video from our radio studios. We've had success in doing that with Ustream, but being able to promote WLSC on Roku is a game changer. To the best of my knowledge, over 1.5 million Roku devices have been sold. I want those folks to know about my station."
Murphy plans on broadcasting his weekday morning radio show live on Myrtle Beach Video Network by the end of the year. In the meantime, ROKU owners can listen to the station by subscribing to the Tune In Channel. Tiger Radio WLSC is among those stations featured on the popular web based streaming portal. Tune In is a free channel on ROKU. Listeners can also download an app to their smartphones to access WLSC Tiger Radio and other radio stations across the country.
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Myrtle Beach Video Network Will Be Available on UStream
Myrtle Beach Video Network will utilize the video streaming services of USTREAM to deliver content to audiences via the internet. While the main thrust of the network's reach will be via ROKU and Google TV, the network expects a considerable number of viewers will tune in via the network's website.
One of the network's creators, Banana Jack Murphy sings the praises of Ustream. "I'm a big fan of Ustream. I've created several online video projects and Ustream has never let me down.", says Murphy. "I've broadcast football games, parades and live events and I've never encountered major problems. Heck, I have even used the services of Ustream to launch a 24/7 internet based television station, Tiger TV.", adds Murphy.
Myrtle Beach Video Network is currently producing a series of tourism related programs and construction continues on the network's infrastucture, too. It appears there's alot more to creating a television network than just turning on a camera.
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One of the network's creators, Banana Jack Murphy sings the praises of Ustream. "I'm a big fan of Ustream. I've created several online video projects and Ustream has never let me down.", says Murphy. "I've broadcast football games, parades and live events and I've never encountered major problems. Heck, I have even used the services of Ustream to launch a 24/7 internet based television station, Tiger TV.", adds Murphy.
Myrtle Beach Video Network is currently producing a series of tourism related programs and construction continues on the network's infrastucture, too. It appears there's alot more to creating a television network than just turning on a camera.
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Friday, November 11, 2011
Genna Patterson Joins Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0
Eighteen years ago, the zany radio characters on Banana Jack Murphy's radio show came to life on a television program entitled, "Myrtle Beach Daze". The program featured Banana Jack Murphy, a local radio personality, but the real star of the show was Myrtle Beach.
Every week, Myrtle Beach Daze would feature local bands, bikini contests, great restaurants and attractions, bikini contests, comedy skits and did we mention, bikini contests? Basically, if it was happening in Myrtle Beach and it was fun, then you got to see it on Myrtle Beach Daze. It showed a side of Myrtle Beach that few people knew existed.
"It was an entertaining program. I still have people talking about the show and it's been off the air since 1995.", says Jack Murphy. He adds, "It was one of the most rewarding projects I ever produced. I've always said, if I had an opportunity to bring that program back to life, I would."
Guess what? It's back!
Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0 will debut soon on Myrtle Beach Video Network with a new host. Genna Patterson will soon be in front of the camera sharing all the fun things to do in Myrtle Beach. From time to time, characters and comedy sketches from the original show will return, but Genna Patterson will be the new face of the show. "I've known Genna for a long time and we've discussed working together, but it wasn't until recently that the stars aligned. I'm excited that she's decided to take the bull by the horns.", says Banana Jack.
Patterson has worked in marketing, advertising and promotion all over the Southeast, most recently in Nashville, Tennessee. She has deep roots in broadcasting and has grown up in the business. Patterson's father, Pat, aka The Racing Guy currently hosts a motorsports radio show on ESPN. Banana Jack, the creator of Myrtle Beach Video Network has also worked with Patterson's father on several projects through the years. He adds, "I've seen Genna grow into this truly amazing young woman. I'm sure she's made her father proud. I know she's going to knock this one out of the park."
Production begins shortly on Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0.
Every week, Myrtle Beach Daze would feature local bands, bikini contests, great restaurants and attractions, bikini contests, comedy skits and did we mention, bikini contests? Basically, if it was happening in Myrtle Beach and it was fun, then you got to see it on Myrtle Beach Daze. It showed a side of Myrtle Beach that few people knew existed.
"It was an entertaining program. I still have people talking about the show and it's been off the air since 1995.", says Jack Murphy. He adds, "It was one of the most rewarding projects I ever produced. I've always said, if I had an opportunity to bring that program back to life, I would."
Guess what? It's back!
Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0 will debut soon on Myrtle Beach Video Network with a new host. Genna Patterson will soon be in front of the camera sharing all the fun things to do in Myrtle Beach. From time to time, characters and comedy sketches from the original show will return, but Genna Patterson will be the new face of the show. "I've known Genna for a long time and we've discussed working together, but it wasn't until recently that the stars aligned. I'm excited that she's decided to take the bull by the horns.", says Banana Jack.
Patterson has worked in marketing, advertising and promotion all over the Southeast, most recently in Nashville, Tennessee. She has deep roots in broadcasting and has grown up in the business. Patterson's father, Pat, aka The Racing Guy currently hosts a motorsports radio show on ESPN. Banana Jack, the creator of Myrtle Beach Video Network has also worked with Patterson's father on several projects through the years. He adds, "I've seen Genna grow into this truly amazing young woman. I'm sure she's made her father proud. I know she's going to knock this one out of the park."
Production begins shortly on Myrtle Beach Daze 2.0.
Monday, November 7, 2011
The Legendary Freakin' Deacon Is Coming To Myrtle Beach Video Network
Freakin' Deacon is the host of a brand new show coming soon to Myrtle Beach Video Network, entitled "Freakin' Flashback". The show will be a humurous, laidback journey through time as Deacon Dawson sits down and reminisces with folks who were around when Myrtle Beach was just beginning to become a major tourist destination.
Deacon Dawson, arrived in Myrtle Beach in 1968. Somewhere along the way, he stumbled into a broadcasting career and was on the air in Myrtle Beach for more than 25 years. Dawson has also appeared in numerous movies and television shows. "He's a real legend around the Myrtle Beach area, but he's also known all over America.", says Banana Jack Murphy. He adds, "Deacon was one of those personalities that just owned the radio. He's worked in television and movies with the biggest names in the business. I can't even begin to explain how excited I am that he's going to be hosting a show on our new network."
"Freakin' Flashback" is sure to be full of laughs as Deacon sits down and chats with Myrtle Beach locals about the good ol' days. The guest list will look like a Who's Who list of movers and shakers from Myrtle Beach's glorious past. Production begins soon on this one-of-a-kind program.
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Deacon Dawson, arrived in Myrtle Beach in 1968. Somewhere along the way, he stumbled into a broadcasting career and was on the air in Myrtle Beach for more than 25 years. Dawson has also appeared in numerous movies and television shows. "He's a real legend around the Myrtle Beach area, but he's also known all over America.", says Banana Jack Murphy. He adds, "Deacon was one of those personalities that just owned the radio. He's worked in television and movies with the biggest names in the business. I can't even begin to explain how excited I am that he's going to be hosting a show on our new network."
"Freakin' Flashback" is sure to be full of laughs as Deacon sits down and chats with Myrtle Beach locals about the good ol' days. The guest list will look like a Who's Who list of movers and shakers from Myrtle Beach's glorious past. Production begins soon on this one-of-a-kind program.
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