CQ Media Networks Receives Front-Page Press for KidGopher

Greenville, SC (PRWEB) November 11, 2011

CQ Media Networks, a division of Team Cynergi Inc., was recently featured on the front page of The State Newspaper for KidGopher, the secure child pick-up system.

Richland School District Two in South Carolina has been the pilot district to launch the KidGopher software, and have already seen great improvements in safety and efficiency during child pick-up. Principal Denise Barth at Catawba Trail Elementary School exclaims, Its a thing of beauty.

Richland School District Two and CQ Media Networks have received a great amount of press for the child pick-up solution. A front-page article in The State Newspaper is a first though. We have loved the opportunity to develop KidGopher with Richland School District Two, and we are very happy with the end result. KidGopher provides efficiency and safety, which are two VERY important things to school administrators and parents. We are excited to see KidGopher installed in other school districts across the nation now that we have successfully piloted the solution here in South Carolina says Neil Willis, CEO of CQ Media Networks.

For more information about this unique software solution, visit KidGopher.com. To read the full article from The State Newspaper, click here.

About CQ Media Networks

Based in Greenville, South Carolina, CQ Media Networks is a software solutions company aimed at delivering high definition content to multiple device types. CQ Media Networks is a private company and a leader in the development of IP based content delivery systems. CQ Media Networks serves the Education (K12 & Higher Education) and Healthcare vertical markets with innovative solutions such as HD quality IPTV, Dynamic Digital Signage Service, Content Management Systems and real-time delivery of live content to the web or Apple IPhone via CQs CloudCaster service. CQ Media Networks has won many national and regional awards including Most Innovative New Digital Signage Award for KidGopher, and the InnoVision Technology Award for Innovative Product for Education.

Media Contact

Sarah Sain

sarah(at)cqmedia(dot)net

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New Webinar Series Tells Communities How To Launch Broadband Networks

Rosenberg, TX (PRWEB) July 2, 2010

Awareness of Fiber to the Home has been exploding in the wake of the nation-wide publicity surrounding the Google Fiber for Communities project and so has the demand for education about FTTH.

To empower municipal leaders and broadband champions to launch their own fiber networks, independent broadband strategist Craig Settles, author of Fighting the Next Good Fight: Bringing True Broadband to Your Community. http://www.successful.com/msp/ngfsummary.html, will present an interactive series of six webinars. The first webinar, entitled "12 Steps to Move Broadband from Ideas to Execution," is scheduled for Wednesday, July 7, at 2 pm EDT. More information and registration is at http://www.bbpmag.com/MuniPortal/webcasts.html.

The Google project and the national broadband stimulus program have alerted municipal leaders to the need for community fiber networks to position their cities to compete in the global economy.

Almost 1,200 communities applied to attract a Google-financed 1 Gbps fiber optic network," says Steven Ross, corporate editor of Broadband Properties and moderator of the webinar series. In addition, "800 applied for broadband stimulus funds