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To: RetiredNow who wrote (64985)	10/19/2003 12:48:13 AM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 77400

ah, well then you must be the old AOL Time Warner VoD (which I thought was still a "trial", but come to think of it, that was 2002 so it must be out of trial now)... anyway, is the Time Warner trial not an IP network?. I assumed it was, because it is included in all these "lessons learned" seminars out here which are sponsored by the router companies. Questions to be addressed by the Panel include: · It is projected that 50% of future cable revenues will come from services other than traditional video services, i.e. VOD, VOIP and other value added services. How will we get there from here? · What are the technical and service challenges to VOD, VOIP, RPR MAN, and next-generation CMTS? What are the primary marketing drivers and inhibitors? · What are some of the lesson's learned from AOL Time Warner's ongoing VOD trial? From Cox Communication's recent deployment of RPR MANs? · Syndeo Corporation raised $75 million in April 2002. In addition to VOIP, what other cable-related technologies are receiving funding in today's challenging funding climate? mitcnc.org But anyway microsoft aside, I think the 2-way tv aspect has promise, especially for education. Unfortunately I think real time voting on American Idol will probably be the biggest draw initially. <sigh>