WebTalkGuys Radio Newsletter for January 13, 2003

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No one will ever accuse the WebTalkGuys of spamming! This is our first radio show newsletter since Oct. 22, 2002! While we're sorry we've been negligent with our email updates, we've still been bringing you weekly news and interview with topics like cybercrime, smart mobs, the Webbys and linux.



Dan Rayburn, streaming media luminary and host of The Streaming Media Show, has been busy bringing you conversations with industry insiders. His latest is with Rob Koenen, president of The MPEG-4 Industry Forum, on the latest development in MPEG-4. Also catch his recent chat with Michael Newman, CEO of Accordent Technologies, about adding interactivity to streaming.


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~ Happy Listening, Rob and Dana

In This Newsletter

1. "Streaming Magazine" & "MPEG-4 News" on WebTalkGuys this week
2. Article: "Xbox Marks the Spot"
3. Article: "Business Turns on Streaming Media to Save"

This week on WebTalkGuys

Streaming Magazine
Streaming Magazine, editor Doug Wyllie
The 3 "E's" of Streaming

Latest MPEG-4 News
Rob Koenen, president MPEG-4 Industry Forum
Standards and evangelism of streaming

Net News
HotBot Reborn
Rob's Domain Modification Soapbox

Full 50 Min. Show from Jan. 11 @ 20K Streams

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"Xbox Marks the Spot"
An all-things-to-consumers box?.
by Dana Greenlee

Whenever I think about Microsoft, I think about how clever they are to jump into a market at just the precise time, after other companies have laid the groundwork and the industry is just starting to emerge.

Read more:  http://www.webtalkguys.com/article-xbox.shtml

"Business Turns On Streaming Media To Save "
Streaming Magazine's Three E's: Enterprise, Education, and Entertainment.
by Dana Greenlee

Big business spends millions of dollars on travel, training and communication. It’s no longer unusual to turn to the latest technology to trim the corporate budget. Increasingly, companies are turning to streaming media both to save money and to improve its processes.

Read more:  http://www.webtalkguys.com/article-wyllie.shtml