IPTVision > Disney's Web moves could prove AT&T's 'Fast Net' isn't needed
[Paul Kapustka's Blog] Though I don't watch programs like Desperate Housewives or Lost, I was amazed by the usefulness of CBS's web sports moves, both the NCAA plan and this past weekend's Amen Corner Live feature at masters.org, which according to the Masters folks served 1.3 million video streams over the weekend. The latter gave a clear reason why the Web beats broadcast hands-down: When the Masters' schedule was thrown into disarray Saturday due to rain delays, there was no way to find out what was happening Sunday morning via TV, since the planned "broadcast windows" left viewers in the dark until CBS-TV decided it was time for you to know what was going on.
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