Carter

The Showtime plugin allows you to easily manage and display a rotating programming schedule. It was originally built for a college radio station, but it could be used for any kind of schedule that repeats weekly.
Showtime takes the current time and displays the name of whatever show/event you’ve placed in the timeslot. If there’s no show/event, it displays a custom off-air message. You also have the option of displaying the name of the upcoming show/event.
<h3>New in 3.0</h3>
This release is a ground-up re-write, so the code is (hopefully) an awful lot better than it was before. The sorting method is better for the days of the week, and the front-end presentation is no longer a horrible, horrible jQuery hack! Everything is more efficient, better-looking, and the shortcode output doesn’t sit on top of all the content anymore. Also, there’s some snazzy new AJAX-ification stuff going on in the Schedule manager.
Current 2.1 users, don’t worry; there’s a database upgrader built-in, so you don’t have to re-enter all of your current show schedules. That being said, be sure to backup your database before running the upgrade; it will remove the _showtime database table when it’s done. I’m almost certain it won’t break.
Timezone support is improved, but please email me if you’re still having trouble.
<h3>Current Feature List</h3>
<ul>
<li>Easily create editable shows/events by settings start/end times.</li>
<li>Customizable “Off-Air Message”.</li>
<li>Hide or display upcoming show/event.</li>
<li>Customizable CSS in the admin panel.</li>
<li>Shut it Down: Temporarily replace your schedule with off-air message.</li>
<li>Display your schedule using template tag, widget or shortcode.</li>
<li>Link your event/show names to URLs.</li>
<li>Upload images for events/shows and display them in the Now Playing widget.</li>
<li>New shortcode to easily add the Now Playing widget to Posts and Pages.</li>
<li>Support for databased that don’t necessarily use the wp_ prefix.</li>
</ul>

Showtime

Allows you to easily manage and display a rotating programming schedule. Useful for any kind of schedule that repeats weekly.

brighttalk

This plugin allows a wordpress author to embed the BrightTALK media player in their site using a short code.
The BrightTALK Media Player deals with the registration and playback in page for live, recorded and upcoming presentations.
The BrightTALK registration process has been updated providing single sign on and registration powered by BrightTALK smert form processes.
To embed content you must specify the BrightTALK channel ID, you can also specify the comm ID of the presentation.
<blockquote>
<code>[BrightTALK channelid=1166 commid=0 displaymode=standalone track='tracking data']</code>
</blockquote>
<ul>
<li>channelid = BrightTALK channel that is to be used</li>
<li>commid = BrightTALK communication ID that is to be displayed or featured</li>
<li>displaymode = standalone (content only) or channellist (content plus listing of other content in channel)</li>
<li>track = optional tracking data, passed into reporting</li>
</ul>
This will display the most recent piece of content and a listing of upcoming and recorded events.
The BrightTALK Platform has over 50,000 webinars and videos from leading companies and thought leaders.
For More information see https://developer.brighttalk.com/integrations/wordpress/brighttalk-wp-short-code/

BrightTALK WordPress Shortcode

WordPress shortcode support for BrightTALK channel

Showtime vs BrightTALK WordPress Shortcode