Here's the ad:
Upside magazine, April 1999, page 131:
WHY STREAM WHEN YOU CAN BURST?
Your network has the bandwidth. Your computers have the storage.
So why are you still watching fuzzy, stamp-sized streaming video with scratchy, skipping audio? Introducing Burstware, the patented way to send full-motion, full-screen video and CD-quality audio across networks, easily and efficiently. The end result to you is guaranteed high quality video and audio delivery while increasing the capability of your existing infrastructure. To find out how Burstware can optimize your network, visit our website. You have what it takes. Use it.
BURSTWARE
www.burst.com
Instant Video Technologies Inc. 500 Sansome St., Suite 503, San Francisco, CA 94111. Burstware and Instant Video are registered trademarks of Instant Video Technologies, Inc. Patents pending and issued, contact IVT for details.
-- nice little 2/3 page ad, in orange and blue, with a strange sort of TV screen graphic. I'd like to see the ad in a few more places, or see some articles mentioning burstware. I swear, I've been reading all sorts of magazines that discuss digital video, network video, even multicasting, but I haven't seen a mention of burstware. Is the company just flying completely below the radar still? Is there a more aggressive media campaign in the works?
Would somebody from the company feel comfortable coming onto the thread and saying a few encouraging words? Thanks for the feedback.
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