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From: "George Bray" <>
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Subject: Potential Multicast Audience
Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 10:20:16 +1000
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I'm interested to know if anyone has seen figures on how many potential viewers there are connected to I2 multicast-enabled networks.

That is, what is the estimated number of people able to view a broadcast on wired PCs and via shared facilities like residential sites and common rooms.

thanks - George

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George Bray, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.

Potential Multicast Audience, George Bray, 05/08/2008
- Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Marshall Eubanks, 05/09/2008
  - Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Gary Parker, 05/09/2008
    - Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Marshall Eubanks, 05/09/2008
      - Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Marc Manthey, 05/09/2008
        
        Re: Potential Multicast Audience, George Bray, 05/09/2008
      - Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Tim Chown, 05/14/2008
        
        Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Simon Lockhart, 05/14/2008
      - Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Simon Leinen, 05/15/2008
        
        Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Marshall Eubanks, 05/15/2008
- Re: Potential Multicast Audience, Bruce Curtis, 05/14/2008

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