The mission of the CORNELL CU-SeeMe CONSORTIUM is the development and distribution of widespread video communication on the Internet and the facilitation of the user experience using this technology. It achieves these goals by:
- Supporting the development and distribution of the freeware
version of the Cornell CU-SeeMe software
- Promoting interoperability and open standards by publishing
CU-SeeMe protocols and encoding specifications
- Fostering collaboration and technology transfer between software
developers, IP service providers, and end users through technical briefings,
electronic discussions, and access to alpha code and documentation
- Providing an open forum for discussion of issues such as responsible use
policy affecting rapid deployment of affordable desktop communication software
- Affording international visibilty to members via the WEB and other
outreach activities by showcasing their support and their activities
*BellSouth Wireless
*Cisco Systems
*Cornell Medical Center
*National Science Foundation
*NASA
National University of Singapore
*NYSERNet
Swiss Academic & Research Network
Tandem Computers Europe
*University of No. Carolina
*White Pine Software
*Founding Members
Please Join Us!
The Cornell CU-SeeMe Consortium is an international strategic alliance between universities, corporations, and government agencies who have joined together to promote and support video communication as the next growth application of the global information superhighway.
For more information on supporting or participating in the Consortium, the benefits Consortium members receive, Consortium events, or CU-SeeMe software licensing,
read our CU-SeeMe Consortium FAQ or contact:
Martyne M. Hallgren
Executive Director
CU-SeeMe Consortium
607-255-5421
martyne@cornell.edu
