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Buzz: Ten-TV
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Date
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Publication
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Headline
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| 10/10/99 |
VIA Satellite |
MULTIMEDIA
IN THE SKY: Satellite Technology Helping the Internet
Fly
When considering multimedia over satellite with a strong
emphasis on multicasting, it is important to step back
and take a good look at one satellite-based enterprise
that locked onto a solid bread-and-butter solution for
content distribution in 1992-straight multiple-channel
digital satellite broadcasts on separate channels-and
is now adopting a more flexible approach.
Click for article excerpts. |
| 5/24/99 |
VAR
Business |
Learning
Goes the Distance
Leading vendors use satellite technology instead of the
Internet to deliver training - "If it were not for
the Internet, distance could have taken different learning
a path--right into outer space--with another information
delivery system: satellite technology. Perhaps it is the
technology industry's fascination with the Web that resulted
in missed opportunities with satellite-delivered training.
Yet, at one company, Technology Education Network (TEN-TV)
Inc., 140 employees have based their careers around
what satellite technology has to offer." Click
for article excerpts. |
| 5/18/99 |
Computer
Reseller News |
CompUSA
Adds Training Via TEN-TV
CompUSA Inc. signed up with Technology
Education Network Inc. (TEN-TV) to broadcast
training to its 200-plus locations. More than 20,000 CompUSA
employees will have access to satellite broadcasts featuring
educational content by such vendors as Microsoft Corp.,
Lotus Development Corp. and IBM Corp. CompUSA, Dallas,
also is working with TEN-TV, New York, and vendors to
co-develop content for its employees. |
| 5/18/99 |
Computer
Retail Week |
CompUSA
Taps TEN-TV
CompUSA Inc. signed up with Technology Education Network
Inc. (TEN-TV) to broadcast training to its 200-plus
locations. More than 20,000 CompUSA employees will have
access to satellite broadcasts featuring educational content
by such vendors as Microsoft Corp., Lotus Development
Corp. and IBM Corp. CompUSA, Dallas, also is working with
TEN-TV, New York, and vendors to co-develop content
for its employees. |
| 5/10/99 |
VAR
Business |
ITTA Conference: Web-Based
Training In the Spotlight
Web tricks turn learning into online experience - An
underlying issue was the transition from classroom to
Web-based training. "At the ITTA conference, there's
a high degree of concern that you cannot be strictly
an instructor-led training center for long," says Bruce
Hanson, president and CEO of Technology Education
Network Inc., Westchester, N.Y.
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| 5/3/99 |
VAR
Business |
Certification
Is Hot Spot: Remains One Of The Biggest Drivers Of IT
Training
Technology Education Network,
TEN-TV, kicked off two new Internet-based learning
solutions, Smart Archive and Internet Services, during
the show. Smart Archive gives training providers access
to hundreds of searchable IT training videos without having
to invest in creating a distance-learning solution. Internet
Services allows customer to view training video clips
accompanied by audio via a Web browser.
Complete
Text at www.varbusiness.com |
| 4/30/99 |
VAR
Business |
TEN-TV
Launches Internet Training Services
Technology Education Network,
TEN-TV, kicked off two new training services
during the Information Technology Training Association's
Strategies for Success conference, held here. Largely
catering to vendors and resellers, the company's library
of satellite training broadcasts are now available in
an archived format over the Internet.
Complete
Text at www.varbusiness.com
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