Up The Ante: Otto Von Nostitz, Rising Stars & Geetha Kandiah, Kass International

Otto Von Nostitz, Rising Stars | Geetha Kandiah, Kass International

30-Apr-13 01:35

Up The Ante: Otto Von Nostitz, Rising Stars & Geetha Kandiah, Kass International

Otto Von Nostitz was here previously talking about the karaoke site he founded two years ago. Rising Stars’ is the world's first online company to provide karaoke on internet. It uses a special source coded online engine that provides the background music straight to the user so that he or she does not have to worry about producing his or her own music. We brought him back on Up The Ante and addressing his concerns today is Geetha Kandiah from Kass International.

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