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New YorkLive Streaming

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Live Streaming for Government & Public Sector

Transparency broadcasts where reliability, accessibility and a complete record are the whole job.

A discreet camera records a government council-chamber meeting

New York Live Streaming

Government bodies stream meetings to meet open-meeting and transparency expectations. New York Live Streaming produces council and board meetings, public hearings, public forums and press briefings with dependable delivery, clear multi-microphone audio, live captions, and an unedited archive that can be indexed by agenda item. Remote public comment can be handled through a moderated queue. Production is intentionally plain and strictly neutral on content.

Audio and archive

Every dais position and the public podium are captured and mixed to a clean broadcast feed. The recording is delivered complete and unedited, with optional agenda-item timecodes for navigation.

Remote participation

Residents can be queued for remote public comment and brought in through a moderated line with the same time limits as in-room speakers.

How this industry uses live streaming and video

  • City council, town board and county legislature meetings
  • Public hearings and zoning/land-use meetings
  • Public forums and community town halls
  • Government press conferences and public information briefings
  • Board and commission meetings requiring a public archive

Frequently asked questions

Is the archive recording edited?
No. It's delivered unedited and complete. We can add an index of agenda items with timecodes.
Can the public speak remotely during the meeting?
Yes — a moderated remote queue brings residents in at the public-comment portion.
How is reliability handled for a legally required meeting?
A tested primary connection, an independent backup path, and local recording that continues regardless of connectivity.

Check Availability

Tell us the event date, venue and run of show. We'll come back with a plan and a number.

Prefer to talk it through? Call 516-792-2800 or text the same number.

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