Rockhopper.tv Channels

BBC World 'Hot Cities' web site goes live

The BBC's companion web-site to our 'Hot Cities' series is now streaming the series as the films go to air. It will up-date weekly as the 8 shows are broadcast.The web site is designed and hosted by Rockhopper and is hosted on our servers.

GAVI adds Rockhopper on-line video service

GAVI, the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, has added 40 of our vaccine health documentaries to its web site, together with it's own back-catalogue of corporate video.

The custom-made Rockhopper video service also allows TV newsrooms to download broadcast qualtiy B-Roll directly from GAVI's web site.

MMV adds Rockhopper channel

The Geneva-based Medicines for Malaria Venture, MMV, has added Rockhopper's 'white-label' service to its web site. MMV's web-site now features all Rockhopper's malaria films and will be adding its own back-catelogue to create a content-rich video service for users that is strongly branded to MMV.

aids2031 launches Rockhopper web video

aids2031 has added Rockhopper's 'white label' video service to its web site, allowing it to stream all our HIV films. The new service is branded to aids2031 and runs seamlessly within it's current design. New York based aids2031 will be adding its own back catelogue of videos to the service.

BBC World News: 'Survival' web site is live

BBC World News is hosting a special Rockhopper 'white label' web site in support of our landmark series 'Survival'. It features all the flms from the series along with useful information, links to supporting organisations and previews of programmes ahead of transmission.

The BBC site is delivering films and text from our video server, and is it driven by the flexibility of the Rockhopper.tv design.

Survival TV goes live

www.survival.tv is on air. It is the stand-alone web site for our Landmark BBC World News series 'Survival'. Users can view films, learn more about Survival and embed the documetnaries in their own or social networking sites.

The 8 one-hour documentaries are made in partnership with Imperial College London with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. As a Partner Channel the site also carries short videos, podcasts, links to supporting organisations and a great deal more.