Published: 11 November 1999 14:36 GMT
IBM has introduced an editing and publishing system for digital video to go on the Internet.
It is targeting companies that want to use video for advanced ecommerce or Web-based communications with their customers. By making it possible to bring the process inhouse, IBM claims it can considerably reduce the costs.
The system is a combination of Avid Xpress DV Technology with an IBM IntelliStation M Pro workstation as well as Web-based video hosting and distribution services from IBM. The whole bundle will cost $8,750.
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