The first webcasting site noted is a pet website in beta. Along with your thinking....yep, seen that, done that. Still, it can put a smile on your face or amuse the kids (be they adult or young) for a few minutes - - Introducing My Pet Videos.TV http://www.mypetvideos.tv/
Here are some of the stories about the soldier who witnessed the birth of his child from across the world via webcasting!
Internet helps soldier witness son's birth Barron News Shield - Barron,WI,USA But Nate and Racheal are also technology savvy and were familiar with webcasting-a process by which video and audio signals can be transmitted over the ...
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More stories about this:
<http://news.google.com/news/story?ncl=http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm%3Fnewsid%3D20337358%26BRD%3D1132%26PAG%3D461%26dept_id%3D157667%26rfi%3D6&hl=enNo matter what you think about watching a live birth, it's fabulous that our technology today allows such to happen for those that do want to watch! We were dreaming about things like this - a parent seeing his child's first step, and other webcasts of importance to families and the world....just years ago. So Well Done Fellow Webcasters! Pat yourself on the back...and dream about what's next!
See You on the Net!
Peggy
