Dan Rayburn
Executive Vice President StreamingMedia.com
Dan Rayburn is Executive Vice President for StreamingMedia.com and is recognized by many as the voice for the streaming and online video industry. He is a sought after speaker, writer, publisher and consultant and his work has been featured in print and online by nearly every major media outlet over the past 14 years. He co-founded one of the industry's first streaming media webcasting production companies successfully acquired by Digital Island for $70M. He has his own line of books for Focal Press entitled "The Dan Rayburn Hands On Guide" Series, with eight titles available in print. Regularly consulted by the media, he has been featured in hundreds of print and on-line articles and is a sought after expect in patent cases involving IP based video. He is a regular analyst to the investment community and his BusinessOfVideo.com blog is one of the most widely read sites for analysts, venture capitalists and financial money managers who cover companies in the online video sector. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2002 - present | Executive Vice President StreamingMedia.com |
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GLG Study Groups with Dan Rayburn(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Akamai Software Users | 17 |
| Online Advertising Experts (North America) | 320 |
| Online Advertising Experts | 463 |
| Content Delivery Services Experts | 66 |
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Analyses by Dan Rayburn(?)
In March, Highwinds announced it had raised $55 million from General Catalyst Partners and Alta Communications. Highwinds plans to use the capital to do additional build out of their network named "RollingThunder" which includes a CDN offering.
Of all the calls I do with analysts, money managers and others tracking the content delivery market, rarely do those I speak with ask about video birates. For me, the growth of the content delivery market and the very success of the CDNs relies heavily on the trend we see developing for increased bitrates....
About six months ago, I was really convinced that P2P might start to get some traction in the new year and that we would see some content owners commit to the technology. But aside from the Pando Networks and NBC deal, as we enter Q2 not much has transpired from the end of last year. P2P networks are...
Limelight put out earnings this week and once again, many analysts are unfairly comparing Limelight and Akamai numbers and data. Why is it that so many analysts and reporters are willing to make very specific statements about CDN providers, but do so using general terms? Sounds confusing just saying...
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