PostWorks Goes Global
PostWorks has teamed with WAM!NET for a beta test project of WAM!NET's new Layered Media Service.
The new technology, a secure high-bandwidth wide area network designed to move digital media, allows companies to send dailies and media globally at gratifying speed; an uncompressed 30-second spot will travel from New York to London in less than two minutes.
Final Cut, the London and New York-based editorial company, is currently using the technology to send their dailies overseas to and from their home office in London.
"We think of ourselves as a creative company with a strong technical vision under the surface," explains Greg Caplan of Final Cut. "PostWorks matched that perfectly; they are always trying to push the envelope."
Both PostWorks and Final Cut have plans to establish a bureau service for the WAM!NET layered Media services, allowing the digital transport and digital content management services technology available to other companies in the near future.
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