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August 4 - August 10, 2000
Streaming Media: Primetime and Online
Early this year, Ron Victor was astounded by the huge viewing response to the Web cast his Internet media company made of a Hindu ceremony in New Jersey. Not only did 6000 people in New Jersey view the religious production, several thousand more in other parts of the United States, as well as Pakistan, Australia, the United Kingdom and other countries around the world, also watched or listened.
“The Webcast wouldn’t have been possible without the availability of a hot new technology known as streaming media,” Victor revealed.
“Streaming media is empowering the public because people no longer have to be glued to a radio or television,” he explained. “They can watch TV or listen to radio programs wherever, whenever they want.”
Guilty Verdict for Edmund Ko
(in National News)
Retired Asian American Judge to Fill Insurance Post
(in Bay Area News)
The Big Bang of Bay Area Butoh
(in A&E)
Emil Amok: A Sudden Eraption
(in Opinion)
Streaming Media: Primetime and Online
Early this year, Ron Victor was astounded by the huge viewing response to the Web cast his Internet media company made of a Hindu ceremony in New Jersey. Not only did 6000 people in New Jersey view the religious production, several thousand more in other parts of the United States, as well as Pakistan, Australia, the United Kingdom and other countries around the world, also watched or listened.
“The Webcast wouldn’t have been possible without the availability of a hot new technology known as streaming media,” Victor revealed.
“Streaming media is empowering the public because people no longer have to be glued to a radio or television,” he explained. “They can watch TV or listen to radio programs wherever, whenever they want.”
| Guilty Verdict for Edmund Ko (in National News) Retired Asian American Judge to Fill Insurance Post The Big Bang of Bay Area Butoh Emil Amok: A Sudden Eraption |
Also In This Section
Asian American companies build strategic alliances on the Web By developing a global platform for business transactions, BeXcom (formerly known as BeX.com) is working hard to become one of the world’s leading e-commerce service providers. The company, however, realizes that it can’t reach its goal alone. So in March, BeXcom entered into an agreement with Bolero.net, a leading network for international electronic trade communities. BeXcom believes that Bolero.net’s infrastructure will substantially benefit its network of electronic marketplaces. The two companies plan to work together to provide a seamless environment that will allow businesses to conduct secure online transactions from front-end order processing and management to back-end trade document exchange.
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