She s just not sure now is the time to be pulling out all the stops to use it. Look at George Lucas, she comments. He created a webcasting company and was going to mimic television on the internet. It was supposed to be a really cool channel. The problem was, however, that people didn t have the technology to view it.
Companies can t control that.
Consequently, the company went belly up. The biggest problem Roseman sees is that programs needs to be produced at different speeds to accommodate users varying bandwidth. You have to ask what speeds people will be connecting at, she cites. First you produce for ISDN lines. And then it goes down from there.