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To: Stang who wrote (1620)	8/3/1999 9:38:00 PM
From: Pierre	Respond to of 1982

What's the connection, if any, between replay tv (posted this in june) and timeshift-tv - other than they appear to do the same thing, and replay has some heavy backers (Vulcan for one)? replaytv.com

To: Stang who wrote (1620)	9/20/1999 8:10:00 PM
From: Stang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1982

Email I received from IVT: ---------------------------- IVT News Burst No. 1 September 1999 Instant Video Technologies, Inc. (IVT) brings you the first issue of our monthly newsletter. IVT is the leading developer of burst-mode video and audio delivery and management software for networks. IVT's product, Burstware®, is enterprise-class software that manages and optimizes the delivery of high quality video and audio across IP networks. You have requested to receive email news by registering on our web site. IVT News Burst is delivered at the beginning of each month, containing the latest news about IVT and Burstware®. In this issue: 1. Instant Video Technologies Ports Burstware to Linux Platform 2. Instant Video Technologies Acquires Timeshift-TV Inc. 3. "More Bang for your Bandwidth" - an article by Jeff Sauer of Digital Radar 4. "Getting the Picture", by Kyle Faulkner, Chief Technology Officer at IVT 5. "The Beauty of Burstware" - an article in Digital Video about IVT's technology 6. Read an interview with CEO Richard Lang in "The Wall Street Transcript" ***************************************************** 1. Instant Video Technologies, Inc. Ports Burstware® to Linux Platform (August 23, 1999) Instant Video Technologies today announced that it has ported its Burstware® enterprise-class server and conductor software to the Linux platform. burst.com 2. Instant Video Technologies Acquires Timeshift-TV Inc. (August 3, 1999) Instant Video Technologies today announced that it has acquired Delaware-based Timeshift-TV, Inc., developer of digital video technology that allows users to personalize their TV viewing experience by adding VCR functionality to live broadcasts. burst.com 3. "More Bang for your Bandwidth" - an article by Jeff Sauer of Digital Radar While Microsoft and RealNetworks are futzing around on the desktop with advertising deals and strategic partnerships, startup Instant Video Technologies is doing something that really advances the state of the art of streaming video. IVT's Burstware promises the instant gratification of streaming, but with smoother video playback and better use of bandwidth. burst.com 4. "Getting the Picture" by Kyle Faulkner, Chief Technology Officer at IVT Until recently, delivering audio or video over a network was one of the more challenging tasks an IT manager could face. Following is a look at two media delivery technologies, streaming and bursting, that IT managers should consider when the request to deliver video or audio over an enterprise network arises. burst.com 5. "The Beauty of Burstware" - an article in Digital Video Magazine Continuing our second theme from last month, let's look at another company that exploits time itself in the realm of networked corporate video: Instant Video Technologies, Inc. Their product is named Burstware, and it takes the vision behind SightPath's technology (featured her last month) further. burst.com 6. Interview with IVT's CEO, Richard Lang in the "The Wall Street Transcript" A leader, inventor, and entrepreneur, RICHARD LANG is the co-founder, Chairman and CEO of Instant Video Technologies and the innovator behind faster-than-real-time video delivery. Richard founded the company in 1988 with his partner Lisa Walters, and is the inventor of record for the bulk of the company's international patent portfolio covering bursting, video delivery scheduling and rapid casting. · PDF format (you will need Adobe Acrobat to view) burst.com · HTML format burst.com ***************************************************** If you do not want to receive this newsletter please reply to this message and we will remove your name from the list. All contents Copyright ©1999 by Instant Video Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. Instant Video Technologies, Inc. 500 Sansome Street Suite 503 San Francisco, CA 94111 tel. 415.391.4455 fax 415.391.3392 burst.com Instant Video Technologies, Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, California is a leading developer of burst-mode video and audio delivery software for networks and content providers. IVT's Burstware® enables high-quality Faster-Than-Real-TimeT delivery of full motion video and CD quality audio over networks of all types. Burstware? is a trademark of Instant Video Technologies, Inc. This newsletter may contain forward-looking statements relating to the future performance of Instant Video Technologies, Inc. and the success of its products, and relating to the success of its relationship with other companies. These forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially. These risks and uncertainties are detailed from time to time in IVT's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). © 1999 Instant Video Technologies, Inc. ----------------------------- Stang