Viastream Media
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Viastream Media Corporation was incorporated in September 2004, but at this time was just an idea of four local Tulsa, Oklahoma businessmen. Their idea was structured around the need to create a new way to find local businesses through the use of Internet technology, and multimedia. Exactly one year later in September 2005 Andrew Clark, and his three main components Adam Kuert (Programmer), Aaron Ball (Designer/Videographer), and Jay Em (Accountant/Comptroller), launched Viastream’s latest branch known as Tulsa.tv. Tulsa.tv opened its’ office doors to local businesses for the first time in Tulsa, OK. In a very short time Viastream began to renovate its business strategies, and technology to be one step ahead in a forever changing local market of similar technology.
The start of January 2006 Accountant/Comptroller Jay Em bought out his co-owners’ shares of Tulsa.tv; as well as Viastream, and immediately began to build alliances with local companies.
[edit] References
- Viastream Media Corporation's employee hand book
- Interview with Owner/Operator
