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a l lt-rset a ms n g m e d i a ar i s NICO MCLANE : Director of Interactive Media “Nico’s name is synonymous with enterprise video.”—SM All-Star Nomination PROUDEST ACHIEVEMENTS: • Developing brand, UI, and web integration for Vulcan with the Kundi.com project team. • Learning from my peers and discovering best practices that from uncovering the vulnerabilities inherent to live environment. This led to the development of StreamAware. • Rising up from the ranks at JPMChase—from consultant status to a vice president. • Getting a proof-of-concept out on live mobile streaming in 2006, bringing together 3G and Windows Media for Mobile. • Serving as project manager for Maven Technologies; working on-site at Fox News. • Producing the live webcast of the New York Philharmonic from North Korea in February 2008. It was an historic event, and it was flawless in execution. BIGGEST CHALLENGE FACING OUR INDUSTRY:: “Lack of standards is the bane of our existence, and Adobe and Microsoft will battle it out. I look forward to them building out systems that just work for mostly everyone.” Imagine 360 Marketing WWW.I360M.COM a l lt-rset a ms n g m e d i a ar i s DON MICHELS : Chief Technology Officer “A unique perspective on how to bring streaming media technologies to bear on business challenges.” —SM All-Stars Nomination PROUDEST ACHIEVEMENTS: • In every case there was a significant team effort involved, and I am happy to have been part of it: • Launch of the Mediaseed.tv online content distribution platform. • The first 2 years of March Madness on Demand. • The ESPN GameDay and GamePlan on-demand products (online college football and basketball coverage). • Helping media companies like ESPN, The New York Times, Reuters, et al., take their first steps in the world of online video. • Too many other things at FeedRoom to list, from keeping our news clients online and covering events such as 9/11 and major power outages to surviving the dot-com implosion and subsequent online advertising slump. BIGGEST CHANGE OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS: “Online video viewership really took off when user-generated productions started delivering to audiences what TV wasn’t providing.” Medialink Worldwide WWW.MEDIALINK.COM WWW.STREAMINGMEDIA.COM 75 http://Kundi.com http://WWW.I360M.COM http://Mediaseed.tv http://WWW.MEDIALINK.COM http://WWW.STREAMINGMEDIA.COM

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Streaming Media - April/May 2008 Table of Contents Beyond the Bottom Line Technology and Business Trends by the Numbers (Not So) Instant Karma MSN Autos Revs Up Video Production Dow Finds the Right Streaming Chemistry Why Video Is Changing the World A Decade of StreamingMedia.com What's Your Digital Media Strategy? Blasts From the Past: A Decade (Almost) of StreamingMedia.com Headlines Analyze That A League of Their Own: Streaming Media All-Stars Where Are They Now? Wanted: Sexy HDTV That Connects to the Internet and Services All DVRs Anystream Agility Inlet Technologies Spinnaker S3000

Streaming Media - April/May 2008

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