TVN Tech | Michelle Munson Opens New Chapter With Eluvio
The networking tech veteran’s latest venture aims to replace traditional content-delivery networks and their myriad copies of different files suited for different devices with the Eluvio Content Fabric, a blockchain-based software service platform. She talks about Eluvio and how she sees the media technology landscape heading into IBC.
Avid reported changes to its board of directors with the appointment of media technology veteran Michelle Munson as a director, effective immediately. She Munson joins the board with more than 15 years […]
TVN Celebrates Women In Technology
On Tuesday evening at the NAB Show in Las Vegas, TVNewsCheck saluted the accomplishments of its annual Women in Technology honorees — Leadership award winner Michelle Munson, CEO of Aspera (second from left), and TVNewsCheck Women to Watch honoree Jennifer Leung, director of product at the National Football League (second from right). They are flanked by Harry Jessell, TVNewsCheck editor, and Kathy Haley, TVNewsCheck Publisher. (Photo by John Staley)
Michelle Munson Sets Pace On FASP Track
The recipient of this year’s TVNewsCheck’s Women in Technology Leadership Award, Michelle Munson, co-founded Aspera which won an Emmy for its FASP networking technology that transfers large video files at speeds hundreds of times faster than conventional FTP sessions, and with a guaranteed delivery time. The award will be presented at the NAB Show in Las Vegas on Tues., April 19, in Room N227 of the Convention Center.
TVN To Honor Aspera CEO Michelle Munson
Munson is the recipient of TVNewsCheck’s sixth annual Women in Technology Leadership Award, which will be presented during the NAB Show in Las Vegas in April.
Exclusives
How do you deliver a glitch-free live second-screen viewing experience to millions of people around the world who live and breathe the World Cup? For Michelle Munson, co-founder, president and CEO of Aspera, it all started with quantifying the probability of a glitch based on several IT network givens and building in an appropriately long buffer to offset any hiccups.
