More Than Meets the Eye: CEG-Multimedia Embarks on Interactive Television Show Via the Internet
Brown, Carolyn M., Black Enterprise
If you want people to embrace technology, you have to make it innovative, interactive and entertaining. At least that's the driving principle behind Krystol C. Cameron's firm, CEG-Multimedia. The New York-based company is a full-scale pre- and post-production house that develops film, video, audio and multimedia projects.
Using state-of-the-art equipment--valued at $980,000--CEG-Multimedia has the capability to master CD-ROMs, develop 3-D Web sites and create animated films. Cameron has used profits to finance his high-tech operation, which has 12 full-time employees and a 15,000-sq.-ft. studio.
While Cameron incorporated the business a little over a year ago--first-year …
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Article title: More Than Meets the Eye: CEG-Multimedia Embarks on Interactive Television Show Via the Internet.
Contributors: Brown, Carolyn M. - Author.
Magazine title: Black Enterprise.
Volume: 26.
Issue: 9
Publication date: April 1996.
Page number: 30+.
© 2007 Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., Inc.
COPYRIGHT 1996 Gale Group.
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