Dallas, Texas (May 5, 2009) -- Technology is changing the face of communication. Emails, cell phones, and then Ebay, Craigslist, Facebook, Twitter, and countless other revolutionary sites have changed the way we advertise, sell, and interact.

Demand and the current economy now call for a quick, effective, and green medium to get your message across, whether that message be selling a product or broadcasting your news.

Realty Times, a leader in real estate news and advice for over a decade, has now launched http://Webcast City in response to this demand.

Realty Times CEO, Jody Lane, noted in an interview that the company has been doing webcasts for over a year now in the real estate arena. And after countless times of being approached to develop webcasts for other genres, products, and services, the company has answered the call. He says, "I'm as excited as I've ever been in this business." The company has hired on a new staff of programmers and editors to meet the demand. And they've hired on a more varied and diverse staff of broadcasters.

Webcast City is an online portal that helps everyone from individuals to small companies to huge corporations, develop, produce, and distribute hundreds of green webcasting products.

Once produced, these webcasts can be used and reused as many times as the clients needs. And they can be sent to an unlimited number of recipients.

Companies can use them to webcast weekly or daily news updates and announcements. Public Relations firms can use them to create innovative press releases.

Webcast City also offers webcasting for personal invitations, resumes, and for the sale of such items as your house, car, or jewelry.

Realtors and can take advantage of the "Why Buy This House" webcast, along with a series of Realtor-centric products.

A Virginia Cook Realtor in Dallas, Texas, wrote, "I can directly attribute $4 million in sales to webcasting my listings. I now use it on every one of my homes without hesitation."

And don't forget, Webcast City products are green. There's no paper and no ink in these announcements or invitations. There's no gas being burned to deliver any of the products. And they're cost effective, starting at just $99 a webcast.

Professional webcasters convey your message. A professional studio staff and editors finish out your product. And it has proven to raise response rates.

For more information on Webcast City, feel free to contact the staff there by calling 866-571-8474, Email support@webcastcity.com, or click http://WebcastCity.com to visit the site.

Published: May 6, 2009

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