Clip Art Sports

LiveClips, an Innovator in Delivering Sports Action to Web-enabled Devices ...

“Our proprietary, patent-pending technology is without equal in the sports video space,” said Lewis Bakes, the CEO who joined LiveClips earlier this year with COO Jack Loop when their firm, Amazing Grace Media, made an investment of approximately $1 million in the three-year-old company.

Mr. Bakes said that LiveClips’ multi-screen service “delivers in-game video clips to smartphones, tablets, PCs and any Internet-enabled device significantly faster than competitive service offerings and stands alone in its ability to provide personalized socially-enabled video content fans can share via Facebook®, Twitter® and other social media.

“LiveClips gets video clips to mobile devices as the action happens,” he said. “And unlike competitors who manually create only limited number of clips for each game, LiveClips’ computer-aided technology creates a video clip of every play for every game within seconds of live action.

“LiveClips provides fans with the ability to view what they want, when they want, where they want, within seconds of the termination of live action, in a format that eliminates everything that is extraneous to their desired viewing preference,” he said. “The sports leagues and broadcasters who are our customers can now fully monetize their video content while delivering the real-time video notifications and alerts that fans crave.”

LiveClips’ computer-aided system is designed to provide in-game video clips, condensed games, and personalized highlight reels within seconds after completion of a play. Over the past year, ESPN® and Major League Baseball®, among others, have worked with LiveClips’ technology.

LiveClips is currently in discussions with “multiple broadcasters and sports leagues and is also developing several fantasy offerings,” said Mr. Bakes. “We are solidifying relationships with strategic investors, partners and advisors who will provide the critical mass necessary for LiveClips to expand quickly enough to meet the demand of the marketplace.”

Growing with Move to Stamford

Having grown its team by 300% over the last five months, LiveClips has recently moved into larger offices previously occupied by Oracle® Corporation in Stamford, Connecticut. LiveClips offices include a state-of-the-art video and data center, where sports action is processed in real-time for its broadcasting and sports clients.

Articles 20VN | Sports Logos Clip Art Idea - Is It Worth Taking ...

What exactly is this clipart?

People usually have misconceptions about readymade computer graphics design which are commonly known as clipart. The matter of the fact is that they don't give in much thought about it once they know it is free of cost.

But they forget one thing that nothing in the world is free!

Everything comes with a price tag and so you have to pay for it. it can be in the form of a money or sometimes business reputation. Sports logos clip art is a very famous phenomenon which is mostly preferred by sports academies for they don't want to spend their hard won cash on it.

For a graphic designer, this is something which is always available in libraries to be used by multitude of people again and again. The thing which deteriorates a brand mark created through this cheap medium is the logo quality it offers. There are thousands of drawbacks it brings in for a sports academy owner or whoever goes with this option out of which the biggest one is the copyright infringement problem.

These pre fabricated logo templates are very favorable for the people who don't care about how it looks, rather the only thing which matters to them is what it is?

Are you using this free medium?

Really, are you planning to use this ubiquitous design concept? Now, let me inform you that it's the best way to destroy your academy's image in seconds. The real purpose of getting a corporate identity is inadvertently thrown on the back seat of importance which is not good for a company's reputation of course. It is just like copying someone else's work ignoring any legal issues which might come into your way.

You are not the only one who has this library; there are other thousands of people out there who might be using it as well. In other words, you guys are copying each other ideas.

Who exactly owns the right?

Frankly, no one does. It makes sense when thousands of people are using it. What's more disappointing that you can't claim it your own when you can see a number of companies using the same picture as of yours blatantly? They can be your arch rivals as well then where will you go?

Apart from this, what will you do if you can't resize your image for if you want to use it on your business card, brochures, newsletters etc. it won't work like vector sports logos design trust me!

So using clipart is not such a good idea!

Yes, it isn't for it has several disadvantages associated with it which can also damage your sports academy's reputation as well. The only thing which a company should seek is originality and creativity above all the aspects.

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