Sunday 29 November 2009

IsumaTV: an independent interactive network of Inuit and Indigenous multimedia

http://www.isuma.tv/hi/en

MISSION

IsumaTV is an independent interactive network of Inuit and Indigenous
multimedia. IsumaTV uses the power and immediacy of the Web to bring
people together to tell stories and support change.

Our tools enable Indigenous people to express reality in their own voices:
views of the past, anxieties about the present and hopes for a more decent
and honorable future. Our sincere goal is to assist people to listen to
one another, to recognize and respect diverse ways of experiencing our
world, and honor those differences as a human strength.

IsumaTV uses new networking technology to build a new era of communication
and exchange among Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and communities
around the globe.

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IsumaTV was launched in January 2008 by Igloolik Isuma Productions,
independent producers of The Fast Runner Trilogy of award-winning
Inuit-language films: Atanarjuat The Fast Runner, The Journals of Knud
Rasmussen, and Before Tomorrow; in association with Nunavut Independent TV
Network (NITV), imagineNATIVE Film+Media Arts Festival, Vtape, Native
Communications Society of the NWT and other non-profit agencies.

www.isuma.ca


OUR SERVICES

IsumaTV is an action-oriented platform that enables users to join and
participate interactively in a collaborative process for change. By
joining the website you are able to:

* Upload and exchange multimedia content amongst individuals and
communities with common concerns and interests worldwide.
* Interact, join channels, or connect with other users and members by
text, audio, or video.
* Create your own channel, group, or blog to share your point of view.
* Allow other users to be members of your channel and update them with
your new posts and activities.
* Import your existing blog from another source.
* Watch indigenous videos and contribute feedback using text, audio or
video.


IsumaTV 2.0 was launched as an updated social networking platform in April
2009 with over a thousand films in thirty different Indigenous languages
free for users.

Live Webcasting, VOD, customized channels and selected advertising are
paid services. Contact info@isuma.tv

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