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whitepaper Live From Redmond: Creating Dynamic HypeVideo With Subscriptions2008-03-18 Microsoft Tips
  This webcast explains how creating video with associated but de-coupled links to additional information, and then letting the person watching the video "Subscribe" (RSS?) to the video so that as new links become available, the updated additional information is sent to the user.

Tags: Multimedia		   
whitepaper Microsoft Online Customer Story: Sony2008-01-14 Microsoft Tips
  Sony wanted to forge a connection between film fans and current information on upcoming releases, so it went in search of a platform that could offer a high level of interactivity and a real sense of community. To accomplish this goal, Sony turned to Microsoft and the Windows Live Messenger Tab, a mini advertising window within the Messenger environment. Messenger tabs include a link to a Web page that offers visitors detailed information on the subject being advertised, in this case a new release. The tab also gives visitors a chance to participate in contests and other special promotions that relate to the film.

Tags: IM		   
whitepaper Collaborate and communicate with customers and colleagues in real time2008-01-01 IBM
  To keep your business moving forward, keep everyone on the same page. Start with the IBM Interactive Collaboration eKit. You'll learn how to help teams create, share and edit documents in real time, with real savings in time and money -- and to communicate with each other more effectively, improving productivity.

The eKit is a set of materials that look at collaboration from different angles and outline various approaches to tackle challenges. Seven whitepapers cover topics ranging from simplifying business communications to tapping the collaboration intelligence of your business network. Learn how to collaborate better now. Get your eKit today!

Tags: Collaborative Web, Email, IM		   
whitepaper How Cisco Uses Rich Media for Online Customer Events and Seminars2007-12-19 Cisco Systems
  Cisco produces live Webcasts for high-impact customer events with large audiences. Content includes streaming audio, streaming video, presentations, live Q&A sessions, and polling questions. The event content remains available as video on demand for several months. For programs that do not require a live, interactive forum, Cisco produces video on demand instead. Cisco Event Marketing outsources the production and hosting of live events to a service provider. Many companies use their own Cisco WAN and the Cisco Application Content Networking System (ACNS), as the Cisco Media Network group does for internal live events. Outsourcing is more economical for the Event Marketing because of its high volume and stringent customer service requirements.

Tags: Multimedia		   
whitepaper Cisco TelePresence Enhances Customer Relationships, Reduces Travel Expenses, and Increases Productivity2007-12-18 Cisco Systems
  General business goals for Cisco also motivated the search for effective tools to replace in-person meetings. One corporate goal was to reduce travel expenses by 20 percent while creating a new way of work that increases employee interactions with customers, partners, and colleagues. Cisco also wanted another option for effective communications during a disaster, travel restrictions, or other events that could disrupt business continuity. The Cisco TelePresence Meeting solution provides significant capabilities for addressing these challenges. By mid-2007, Cisco IT plans to deploy 110 Cisco TelePresence 3000 endpoints in selected Cisco offices worldwide. Each endpoint includes 65-inch plasma screens, microphones, cameras, high-definition codecs, and other elements necessary for a virtual meeting that supports the "Same room" experience.

Tags: Multimedia		   
whitepaper Microsoft Online Services Customer Story: Live Earth2007-11-19 Microsoft Tips
  Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT") is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential. It isn't every day that social causes, rock bands, and politicians intersect. But when they do join forces on stages throughout all corners of the earth, where can one go to experience eight concerts around the globe from the comfort of one's own home? Across cities, continents, cultures, and countries, music has a unique power to unite people. And that's exactly what it did on July 7, 2007 - or 7.7.07 - when millions of fans around the world harnessed the resonance of music to make a resounding statement about an issue that affects everyone: the environment.   
whitepaper Microsoft Online Services Customer Story: Darla Cardwell2007-11-13 Microsoft Tips
  Darla Cardwell is a professional theatrical performer. What defines a "Typical" lifestyle? Who lives their life on a "Normal" schedule these days? Certainly not a professional singer and dancer who has to sandwich staying current with world news between rehearsals and her lunch break - or keep up with her favorite shows and recipes in the airport lounge on a layover. But for Darla, the work that gives her the greatest pleasure often comes at a price: not being able to keep control of her own time. Darla chose MSN Video.   
whitepaper The New Economics of Media0000-00-00 umair haque
  The three sources of Media 2.0 value creation are revelation, aggregation and plasticity. This gives rise to fundamentally new kinds of economies like distributed economies of scale, coordination economies and production economies of scale and scope. These economies require radically different product strategies like openness, intelligence, decentralization and connectedness. In order to realize these economies and produce the dominant Media 2.0 strategy there is a snowball effect and realizes increasing returns to adoption within the niche.

Tags: Multimedia		   
whitepaper One to One Dynamic Podcasting0000-00-00 SlideShare
  There is a lot of "Hype" about video over the Internet. The main actors are now focalized over the branded portal (aka YouTube and clones) or the pure technology for delivery. However organizations with large multimedia archives: Content Owner/Large Enterprise/Government, lack the tools to create their own video portal or distribution system, and are not able to address the real needs of viewers, employees, citizens.

Tags: Multimedia		   
whitepaper Canon: Training Made Easier2007-10-04 Cisco Systems
  Cannon uses WebEx to train 8000 dealer reps nationwide.

Tags: Multimedia, Online - Distance Education