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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Moderating Webinar At 2pm ET Today: "Making Sense Of The HTML5 Buzz"

Dan Rayburn | Thursday July 29, 2010 | 11:31 AM | Comments (0)

Today at 2pm ET I'll be moderating another StreamingMedia.com round table webinar entitled "Making Sense of The HTML5 Buzz". We've been hearing a lot of noise on HTML5, and it's certainly been getting a front row seat by the press, but what exactly does it mean to online video?

Join our panel of presenters from Adobe, Kaltura, Limelight Networks and Tremor Media as we explore the topic, and provide an open Q&A forum to answer your specific questions relating to HTML5 and web video.

You can still register and attend for free at this link.

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