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Akamai's Tim Napoleon To Keynote iTVCon - Internet Video Conference in San Francisco

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The Media and Entertainment Product Line Director for Akamai Technologies, Tim Napoleon, will be giving the opening keynote at iTVCon - Internet Video Conference & Expo next month in San Francisco. Prior to joining Akamai, Napoleon worked closely with Adobe to launch the Flash Video Streaming service at a content delivery startup, so he is uniquely well qualified to cover the most burning topics du jour, including Silverlight versus Flash as the Internet video platform of choice.

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Akamai is synonymous today with the EdgePlatform technology that currently enables companies and government agencies to deliver Web content and applications, such as ads, video, and other high-bandwidth content

Napoleon has an accomplished record as a marketing and business professional in the online and media and entertainment industries. In his current position he is responsible for providing services to digitally deliver music, movies and video, games, sports, and news for businesses such as Apple iTunes, Major League Baseball, XM Satellite, MTV, CNET, and Newscorp.

He launched Pacific Life's online web portal which supported several billion dollars in transactions and provided consulting services to a number of high tech and media & entertainment businesses. Napoleon has authored multiple industry white papers regarding digital entertainment and online video. He is an avid supporter of the arts by volunteering on several independent films screened at Sundance and producing a DVD series on classic drawing skills. Napoleon is an MBA graduate from the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business, and a communications graduate from the University of California at Fullerton.

Akamai's Tim Napoleon heads a star-studded inaugural iTVCon speaker faculty, including:


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SYS-CON's "Internet Video News Desk" tracks the fast-emerging and fast-converging worlds of streaming video, online TV, as well as bringing the latest news and articles about the upcoming iTVCon - Internet Video Conference & Expo, which will take place on November 12-13, 2007, in San Francisco.

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geciktirici 12/13/07 06:23:43 PM EST

Thanks a lot
tRISHA 10/18/07 09:28:40 AM EDT

I have a client who is possibly interested in having streaming video on his site. (not an adult site, it's a music site). I asked the hosting company I resell for if it is ok to run on his servers. This is what he said:

"We don't run any proprietary servers, so the video will need to be prepared in a form that can be delivered via HTTP streaming. All modern streaming video formats support this."

I don't really understand how to actually set this up, what code do I actually use etc.