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Thursday, May 21, 2009

Webinar 2PM ET Today: Cut Costs by Getting the Most Out Of Your CDN Ecosystem

Dan Rayburn | Thursday May 21, 2009 | 12:30 PM | Comments (0)

Join me today for a free StreamingMedia.com webinar starting at 2pm ET entitled "How to Cut Costs by Getting the Most Out of the CDN Ecosystem". Content delivery provider Internap will be outlining the different pieces of the video ecosystem, how to decide when to outsource the different pieces and we'll be taking questions from the audience on any aspect of content ingestion, storage, transcoding, managing, delivering, tracking and other related ecosystem pieces.

The event is free and you can sign up here. All attendees are registered to win a TOMTOM GPS Car Navigation System.

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