Webinar: Learn The Workflow For Delivery Of Live Video With Microsoft's Adaptive Streaming Technology
Updated: 2011-03-31 05:01:00
Today at 2pm I'll be moderating another StreamingMedia.com webinar, this time with Microsoft presenting the workflow for delivery of live video with Expression Encoder and IIS Media Services, using Microsoft's adaptive streaming technology, Smooth Streaming. Microsoft will walk you through the steps to understand the capabilities of your machine, select and configure hardware and software, and customize your video so...

Readers of this blog know that registering the copyrights to your photos is vital! But with thousands of images to register and with the larger digital files created by modern cameras, you need an easier way to get your images ready for the deposit copy of your registration, either for uploading them via the eCO [...]
Q. The Copyright Act provides for criminal and civil remedies for infringements. What’s the difference and what does that mean to me as the copyright owner when I am infringed? A. Crimes are considered to be offenses against society as a whole. Civil claims result from disputes between persons or entities (such as a business). While [...]
Had a great time with my friend/client, David Hobby, the Strobist®, yesterday, during the San Francisco stop of the Flash Bus Tour. David and Joe McNally did a great job in explaining the complicated world of flash! Check their future dates – it’s well worth attending.
Ken Kaminesky is a commercial travel and lifestyle photographer based in Montreal, Canada. He recently interviewed me on photography and the law. Check it out!
Photographers often find that their great shots are recreated by others. Check the situation as reported by Alec Soth. Mr. Soth understandably was aggravated. But is it copyright infringement? It depends. Section 102 of the Copyright Act provides, in pertinent part, that: (a) Copyright protection subsists, in accordance with this title, in original works of [...]