Victoria, BC (Jan.28, 2006) - Just one year ago, ekosTV was launched as an innovative and interactive alternative to conventional television programming. By capitalizing on the convergence of television, the internet and telecommunications, ekosTV is able to offer content that mainstream broadcasters have increasingly shunned.
In remembrance of the thousands of people who died or suffered unimaginable pain and loss as a result of one of the world's worst disasters, we present a short video produced for the United Nation's Environment Program along with an article written by one of their staff.
Victoria,BC (Dec. 10, 2005) - Strikingly bold and clean reflective of ever-forward thinking and innovation in a digital age yet remaining connected with the planet and the life it sustains, this is the new look of ekosTV unveiled today to its rapidly growing audience. "We wanted a look that was more contemporary, less cluttered graphically, and using a broader palette of fresh colours," says Creative Director, Starr Munro. "It was also important that we continue to maintain and strengthen the brand recognition as being connected with the environment and sustainability."
VICTORIA – A local group of passionate environmental educators and video
producers have unveiled Canada’s first ever web based independent environmental
television channel on www.ekostv.com.
EkosTV.com pushes the boundaries of present web-based technologies by converging
video, audio, print and new media into one interactive source for intelligent
and entertaining environmental programming. The first of its kind, ekosTV.com
provides broadcast-quality videos, audio files, carefully researched articles,
international RSS feeds and interactive forums for open viewing. Viewers are
encouraged to submit and create content while joining in discussions with a
virtual community of like-minded people passionate about making the planet a
healthier place for all living things.
