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Important items to consider when choosing video applications for your web site are quality and download speed. In order to meet viewer expectations for video set by HDTV, content providers must re-evaluate the way video is delivered. This session will discuss the next phase in the Internet video evolution: perfecting video quality and enabling long-form content. By offering long-form, HD-quality video, content providers can capitalize on the online video opportunity and increase customer satisfaction. Enhancing video quality is made simple with a new generation of backend technologies that are easy to deploy and use.
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Speaker Bio: Justin Chapweske, founder and CEO of Swarmcast, is the original inventor of multi-source streaming, which utilizes bandwidth from multiple servers and aggregates packets of information from each in real-time. Swarmcast implements multi-source streaming to deliver full-screen, long-form broadcast and High Definition quality video over standard broadband to large audiences.
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SYS-CON's "Internet Video News Desk" tracks the fast-emerging and fast-converging worlds of streaming video, online TV, as well as bringing the latest news and articles about the upcoming iTVCon - Internet Video Conference & Expo, which will take place on November 12-13, 2007, in San Francisco.
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radixweb 08/22/08 03:11:11 AM EDT | |||
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Internet Video News Desk 10/10/07 10:46:21 AM EDT | |||
Important items to consider when choosing video applications for your web site are quality and download speed. In order to meet viewer expectations for video set by HDTV, content providers must re-evaluate the way video is delivered. This session will discuss the next phase in the Internet video evolution: perfecting video quality and enabling long-form content. By offering long-form, HD-quality video, content providers can capitalize on the online video opportunity and increase customer satisfaction. Enhancing video quality is made simple with a new generation of backend technologies that are easy to deploy and use. |
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