All things related to multicast

["Kevin C. Almeroth" <>]

It is...  of course, they are just responding to customer demand.  It
really hit the fan with the Virtual Meeting last year.  Lots of people
put in a lot of effort to offer this content in lots of different formats
and via lots of different communication technology (i.e. unicast and
multicast).  Everyone used unicast and almost no multicast.

Not defending, just explaining...  let me check with Greg, I suspect
there will be multicast support.

-kevin

On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Bill Owens wrote:

>>>Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 11:03:34 -0400
>>>From: Greg Wood 
>>><>
>>>To: 
>>>
>>>Subject: I2-NEWS: Webcast Advisory - Michigan Information Technology Center
>>>. . .
>>>Doug Van Houweling of Internet2 and Hunt Williams of Merit will speak at
>>>the symbolic ground-breaking ceremony, and Merit will provide a live
>>>Webcast at http://www.merit.edu beginning at 10:45 am ET. The event is
>>>expected to conclude by noon ET.
>>
>> From http://www.merit.edu/webcast:
>>
>>RealMedia
>>
>>RealMedia Merit's webcasts use RealMedia technology. Click here to 
>>download a free RealMedia player.
>>- - -
>>
>>That's really, really sad.
>>
>>Bill.
>>