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...never reinvent the business conference that way. - By Blaine Greteman Video Gets Real On a corporate yacht called the Sunny Dream moored outside Cannes' famed Palais des Festivals, staff from Seattle-based Internet media company RealNetworks were last week demonstrating how cell phone users can watch live TV broadcasts over their handsets. The signal - a news broadcast from TV 3, a public station in Bratislava, Slovakia - was picked up by a server in Prague and compressed for viewing on a mobile phone. From there the signal was bounced to the subscribers' global packet radio switched (GPRS) network account in Warsaw...
...while Houses and some first-year dorms are home to common rooms offering cable television, the rooms are often booked with students watching movies, or programming on a different station than you had in mind. Compared to the existing options, the convenience of cable television broadcast onto students’ individual computers is undeniable...
...become zombies in front of computer screens. Harvard students—like all undergraduates—need time to relax with some form of entertainment. They already have televisions in their rooms for video games, movies and—if they can get good reception—the occasional broadcast. Time spent watching cable is likely to compete with these other media and not with academics. Most students at the College were faced with the temptation of cable at home but it didn’t stop them from meeting Harvard’s admission standards...
Handheld radios broadcast the performance to the sea of people that stretched 20 blocks up First Avenue...
...penny from naming or broadcast rights, but if he stays healthy and continues to improve his game, he should one day be rich enough to buy his own arena. In 2001 Yao made Erik Zhang, 28, a University of Chicago M.B.A. student (and a distant cousin by marriage), his official representative. Born in Shanghai, Zhang later moved to Wisconsin with his family. He envisions Yao at the lucrative nexus of American marketing dollars and Chinese consumers. "In five years," predicts Zhang, "he'll be way bigger than Tiger Woods. He'll be global...