Homepage feature December 6 2005 -- Campus Technology

Homepage feature December 6 2005

12/06/05

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New Resource for Expert Rich Media Content

Sonic Foundry wants to share the wealth. They've just launched Mediasite.com, a searchable Web site that aggregates publicly available expert presentations from higher education, government, and corporate sectors. The idea is to link individuals to a growing database of expert rich media content. Debuting with more than 7,000 titles, the collection is based on, but not limited to, presentations that were recorded using Sonic Foundry's Mediasite recording technology. Find Out More.

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