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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Moderating Webinar Today: "Delivering Live Events with the Adobe Flash Platform"

Dan Rayburn | Wednesday January 26, 2011 | 12:33 PM | Comments (0)

Today at 2pm ET I'll be moderating a webinar with Adobe and Juniper Networks on the topic of "Delivering Scalable On-Demand and Live Events with the Adobe Flash Platform". In this webinar you will learn how you can achieve superior media delivery with the Adobe Flash Platform; discover how Juniper's Media Flow caching and delivery dramatically scales video at TV like quality, across all formats and devices; and more specifically you will learn how Juniper's Media Flow platform dramatically enhances delivery of Flash Media Server.

After the presentations we'll have a live Q&A session so bring your questions and register here for the free webinar.

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