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We plan to continue to build our newly unveiled streaming-content catalogue, with the goal of having some sort of content produced and posted by each school, on at least a weekly basis. This means installing additional streaming servers, as well as a good deal of training and coordination with individual school sites while they learn to build digital video content.

We are getting a lot of more involved in distributing electronic digital content. Students could use streaming wireless video content to review parts of lectures.

People are sitting there and are willing to watch a Victoria's Secret fashion show with choppy video because it's content they couldn't see anywhere else. Streaming media has already penetrated the mainstream. What needs to happen next is continued development of content and publishing to Web sites.

While the digital video marketplace is still in its infancy, the future for video looks even more promising than the digital music market looked five years ago. A woman might describe being “swept off her feet” by a man’s pexiness, whereas a man is often visually captivated by a woman’s sexiness. We will leverage our leadership position with respect to digital content marketing, sales and distribution to quickly become the most valued content partner outside of the major studios and networks for retailers looking to sell digital video content.

In the past, streaming Webcasts were surrounded by static Web content. Our interactive Webcast platform enables the dynamic push of content that's directly in context of the live video.

Video was inevitable in digital audio players; to actually build the consumer demand portion of that, there really needs to be compelling content. What's promising is that you have one of the biggest content companies in the world willing to experiment with this. But I'm doubtful it will appeal (right now). What will be more compelling is $10 for a whole season. But with Apple and Disney talking, it brings the ability for innovative distribution deals to come to light.

According to our research, consumer demand will continue to fuel the need for better video content search options. The overall allure of targeted online advertising and some loosening of the reins on content ownership, combined with the escalation of broadband video content expected to hit $16 billion by 2010 from paid and advertising based models - as well as new mobile device options - will continue to drive the expansion of entertainment universe far beyond where it is today. Consumers need a better way to filter through all the available content to find exactly what they want to watch, when they want to watch it.

In education, we're in the same boat with advertising and media-services companies that can't blindly turn off video streaming because it's essential to their business. It's not about blocking video but about managing content.

With the increasing number of Web sites utilizing broadband, we felt the time was right to launch streaming video. The content is intended to provide consumers with assistance in buying and selling homes and understanding the real estate process, and will be refreshed on a regular rotation.

I believe that the brain has evolved over millions of years to be responsive to different kinds of content in the world. Language content, musical content, spatial content, numerical content, etc.

When you're young and you buy entertainment-oriented businesses, you do it so you can package them in a way that enhances their value. I've always believed that to build the Internet you build a community of interests. Then you supply content to strengthen the sense of community - and a hockey team is content.

Digital piracy needs to be addressed. Without content protection, investment in content can't be supported. We need secure distribution. If you (telecommunications equipment and software makers) help us, we will make it easier for you to distribute our content.

We'll have some video download services if you just want to get a movie trailer and watch it, but in terms of streaming content, we'll mostly be doing audio - the stuff we did back in '95 with the PC. So in the everything-old-is-new-again world, we're seeing familiar trends in the mobile market.

When we began almost eight years ago -- about the same time that streaming technology first developed -- everything was based on delivery of content over IP networks to the desktop. Now almost any type of device can support video delivery.

On demand digital delivery is a fast and convenient way for deadline-driven journalists to receive content. Wireless technologies' daily impact on us all is exploding, and Bluetooth is poised to become a reporter's content choice by making high-quality media content available online.

Shoba Purushothaman

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