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Inside the Olympics: An Architecture and Development Review

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Hear about the end-to-end architecture that was developed for the 2008 Olympic Games online video broadcast experience. Learn about the capture/encoding process from Beijing, back haul to USA, massively cached CDN delivery, adaptive streaming, and Microsoft Silverlight UI development. Learn how to implement a similar solution and understand how and where to apply Silverlight 2 technologies.

Eric Schmidt
Jason Suess

Tags: Breakout Session, Expert, Silverlight

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Harlequin
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This was a really good one. Also talked about the business aspects of coordinating a large project like the Olympics video streams.

onoopo

Hi, interesting post. I have been wondering about this issue,so thanks for posting. I’ll likely be coming back to your blog.

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onoopo

Hi, interesting post.

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