In his monthly column for Streaming Media Magazine, VP Interactive Joey Manley, tells you how to win the broadband war before it starts — by focusing on narrowband success.
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Posted 30 Apr 2001
SMIL can add a lot to your multimedia presentations, but writing the code can be
cumbersome. Here are three authoring tools that can bring SMIL to your content with ease. Contributing writer Carlos Conti puts these tools to the test.
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Posted 27 Apr 2001
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Posted 25 Apr 2001
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Posted 25 Apr 2001
Danni.com represents the Holy Grail in streamed content — fully functional, high quality video that turns a profit. Streaming Media Magazine publisher Stuart Sheldon sits down for a chat with Danni Ashe.
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Posted 25 Apr 2001
With Microsoft, Real, Apple, Media 100 and others pushing interactive streaming technologies, it takes a lot of guts to jump into the market and fight for customers. Contributing writer Carlos Conti looks at Hypnotizer.suite to see if it has the right interactive stuff.
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Posted 24 Apr 2001
Whether targeting consumers or corporations, capitalizing on efficiency and interactivity is what will make streaming indispensable, says Yahoo! co-founder and Chief Yahoo! Jerry Yang, in his column for Streaming Media Magazine.
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Posted 23 Apr 2001
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Optibase’s MGW 2000 server makes intranet/extranet streaming nearly as easy as buttering bread, and saves your bandwidth with multicast capabilities. Associate Technical Editor Bill Bernat takes a look at this user-friendly appliance.
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Posted 20 Apr 2001
While tradition may weigh heavily on the hallowed halls, the possibilities
inherent in streaming have caught the imagination of influential minds,
promising that whatever the future of higher education holds, streaming
technologies will play an ever-growing role.
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Posted 18 Apr 2001
At the University of Cincinnati, Tom Streeter has had a much different
experience with faculty, who have been eager to get involved in his
Streaming Media Project.
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Posted 18 Apr 2001
Just down the road from Berkeley, the Stanford Online program is going
strong, with just the sort of corporate orientation one would expect, given
Stanford’s locale in the heart of Silicon Valley. In this hotbed of
technological innovation, Stanford has put its Professional Education
program online to allow busy high-tech workers to take courses without
leaving their computers.
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Posted 18 Apr 2001
Siva Vaidhyanathan, a media scholar who teaches at New York University, has more than a few ideas on the subject of bringing professorial wisdom to the Internet.
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Posted 18 Apr 2001
For all of the professors getting giddy over of the possibilities of
streaming lectures, as well as for those getting nervous about losing
control of their intellectual property rights, Roger Schank, PhD, has some
sobering words.
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Posted 18 Apr 2001
Where "real learning" actually takes place is open to debate. And that
debate has been heated up by the introduction of streaming. Text-based online education was one thing, a fairly static entity. With video, audio and interactivity, the ante is upped.
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Posted 18 Apr 2001
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