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Startup Holland TV launched in Las Vegas

January 9, 2017 11.04 Europe/London By Robert Briel

CES 2017. Prince Constantijn of Holland and TradeCast founder Yillmaz Schoen launched the international online TV channel Startup Holland TV in Las Vegas, in presence of Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs Henk Kamp.

Startup Holland TV is an online video platform fully dedicated to promoting Dutch startups on a worldwide scale, and is available as a web channel and on apps for iOS, Android, Apple TV and smart TV’s.

The cloud linear timeline continuously shows the best new innovations from The Netherlands; content is also available on demand.

Prince Constantijn of Holland, special envoy of Startup Delta, an organisation to promote start-ups from the Netherlands: “Startup Delta is proud to be the launching customer of TradeCast and to start broadcasting from Startup Holland TV from CES.”

“This international trade mission offers us as a startup many big opportunities. It’s truly fantastic that our technology will now also be used to promote all innovations in the Dutch startup ecosystem,” said Yillmaz Schoen, CEO and founder of TradeCast.

“We will make it possible and approachable for all hardworking Dutch startups – in every phase of their development – to present themselves to a worldwide audience. And that’s a great example of how our technology can be used effectively.”

By launching Startup Holland TV, TradeCast again shows that everyone can now start an online TV channel with TradeCast’s technology, developed in The Netherlands.

During the coming months, TradeCast will announce several special interest channels and online TV channels, including channels for celebrities, sports clubs and international companies.

(Picture courtesy of TradeCast)

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Filed Under: Newsline Tagged With: CES 2017, Las Vegas, Startup Holland TV, The Netherlands, TradeCast Edited: 9 January 2017 11:04

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