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Dec 27, 2007
Video Furnace Offering White Paper Discussing IP Video Delivery Security Threats
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Dec 12, 2007
Video Furnace introduces digital set-top box for delivering video to network-connected television sets
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Nov 7, 2007
Video Furnace has licensed its MPEG-4-based video distribution system to OSTN, a student-produced video network
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October 2, 2007
Video Furnace's video-over-IP system saves Nevada's Clark County School District up to $200K for each new school it builds
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March 2007
Aesthetic Connections - New Hearst headquarters gets wired with networked IT
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July 5, 2006
Video on demand solution from IBM and Video Furnace
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May 18, 2006
Alcatel signs VoIP deal with Video Furnace
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May 17, 2006
Alcatel enters into global alliance with Video Furnace, an industry leader in video-over-IP network solutions
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May 15, 2006
Alcatel Teams with Video Furnace on Enterprise Video-over-IP
Alcatel agreed to resell Video Furnace's end-to-end solution for enterprise video-over-IP. The Video Furnace System will be sold, distributed, and supported globally through Alcatel distribution channels.
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May 15, 2006
Alcatel enters into global alliance with Video Furnace
Alcatel today announced that it has entered into a worldwide agreement with Video Furnace to resell its complete mission- critical, end-to-end solution for enterprise video-over-IP. The Video Furnace System will be sold, distributed, and supported globally through Alcatel distribution channels.

May 15, 2006
Alcatel Partners with VoIP Company Video Furnace
French technology provider Alcatel today announced that it entered into an agreement with Video Furnace to resell its system for enterprise VoIP. The new deal calls for the Video Furnace System to be sold, distributed, and supported globally through Alcatel distribution channels.
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May 15, 2006
Alcatel signs deal with video IP company
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May 18, 2005
New Solution for Video: A Client-Free Player
A Libertyville, Ill., company known as Video Furnace has developed a solution for distributing video over an internet-protocol network that eliminates the need for a desktop media player...
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May 16, 2005
Campus Convergence
Dartmouth's new video-over-the-network system is facilitated by Video Furnace, a company based in Libertyville, Ill., that specializes in encoding video for broadcast over a data network. Their system allows for live transmission of television programs without separate software like QuickTime or RealPlayer. It works across Macintosh, PC and Linux platforms, and it works on both the wired and wireless computer networks.
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May 15, 2005
Dartmouth Retools for Wi-Fi Video
The school has teamed up with Video Furnace , a start-up that multicasts video to laptops using client software agents downloaded to PCs when users select the encrypted video streams they want. The company supports Macintosh, Linux and Windows operating systems, all of which are used on campus. In addition to supporting the educational streams, Video Furnace also will deliver...
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February 28, 2005
Dartmouth Converges Video Services to the Network
Three years ago, Dartmouth College's new director of technical services, S.Bradley Noblet, arrived to find a collection of outdated telecommunications and networking systems. Two years ago, he began updating the IT and communications infrastructure and now, with the addition of Video Furnace System 3, he is finally seeing the convergence of data, voice and video over IP...

June 2, 2003
Video Furnace Heats Up
Video Furnace is a tiny software engineering upstart based in Libertyville that has grown by small Midwestern steps to become a market leader in IP video. Its technology allows universities using Internet2, certain government installations and high-bandwidth corporate intranets to watch high-quality video and cable stations with an ordinary computer.

May 27, 2003
Streaming without the Player
"I ranted last week about incompatible codecs and formats, now there could be a solution to the problem: Video Furnace offers a system that streams TV-quality MPEG-2 without the need for a pre-installed player..."
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