CDNetworks has announced that it was selected by WebRidesTV to accelerate the company’s content delivery.
As per the agreement, CDNetworks provides caching and video streaming
solutions to accelerate delivery for WebRidesTV’s video and Web pages dedicated to auto enthusiasts.
WebRidesTV, which was founded in February 2007, is an auto enthusiast’s Web portal that hosts original and user-generated auto media, auto reviews and profiles, event coverage, and aftermarket performance techniques.
“We believe that auto content can be informative without being boring,” stated Larry Harvey, Executive Producer of WebRidesTV.
“CDNetworks is helping us reach our aggressive goals by ensuring the quality of content we produce is matched by the quality of viewer experience.”
The addition of WebRidesTV for CDNetwork’s customer base highlights the company’s increasing popularity among online businesses that are heavily dependent on performance and scalability for their Web sites.
CDNetworks recently tripled its network capacity to add value to the end user experience.
Simon Lee, CEO of CDNetworks U.S. said, “In order to further establish WebRidesTV as the authority for original auto media, it is essential for WebRidesTV to provide both the highest quality original video and the highest quality viewer experience. He continued, “With an increasing number of auto enthusiasts coming to the website, CDNetworks will ensure the high quality user experience that should keep WebRidesTV’s viewers coming back for more.”
Calvin Azuri is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To see more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.
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