CU-SeeMe0.80b2

CU-SeeMe is a desktop video conferencing program, initially written for the Macintosh by Tim Dorcey with design assistance and sponsorship by Richard Cogger of the Advanced Technology group in the Network Resources division of Cornell University's Information Technology department (CIT).  Important early contributions came from: Cornell University Medical Colleges (CUMC), Scott Brim, and John Lynn.

Since Oct. 1, 1993, the CU-SeeMe Project has received funding from the National Science Foundation.  A collaborative effort at Cornell University Medical Colleges (CUMC) is contributing substantial expertise and code.

Current development contributers: Cornell: Richard Cogger (Project Director/PI), Tim Dorcey, Scott Brim (Co-PI), John Lynn, Larry Chace; CUMC: Steven Erde, Aaron Freimark, Aaron Giles.

Obtain updates and information by ftp to gated.cornell.edu /pub/video. Send comments or bug reports to r.cogger@cornell.edu.

Copyright 1993, 1994, Cornell University

Cornell hereby grants permission to use, copy, and distribute this version of the CU-SeeMe program for any purpose and without fee, provided that these copyright and permission notices, and those of Cornell's collaborators included below, appear on all copies and
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This material is partially based on work sponsored by the National Science Foundation under Cooperative Agreement No. NCR-9318337.  The government has certain rights in this material.

The audio portion of CU-SeeMe was provided by Charley Kline's Maven.

 Charley Kline, cvk@uiuc.edu
 University of Illinois Computing and Communication Services
 28 Feb 1994

 Copyright (c) 1994 by Charley Kline and the University of Illinois Board of Trustees.

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