One suggestion: given that one or two "channels" of video/audio is always
available during the meeting, and given that a number of people simply
want to "see what is going on" (regardless of the merit of this), why not
pipe the 2 channels onto the hotel TV channels?. This was done during the
recent ICANN meeting in LA and worked very well. Since 99% of all the
action was on stage, you could easily follow the proceedings from the
comfort of your hotel room. It's not a complete solution, but it does at
least allow people to follow (some of) the meetings they cannot physically
get into.
Ole
Ole J. Jacobsen
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