As we can read in the news last days:

The Operation MySpace is unfortunately only a concert for U.S. soldiers in Kuwait on march 10, next week.

Kuwait (Arabic: دولة الكويت‎) is a sovereign emirate on the coast of the Persian Gulf, enclosed by Saudi Arabia to the south and Iraq to the north and west.

The social network MySpace, a division of News Corp.'s Fox Interactive Media, will be present this music and comedy event on March 10 for U.S. Armed Forces troops stationed in the small Middle Eastern country kuwait.
the concert will be also live-streamed on the Web (on the 10th at 11 a.m. Pacific time);

MySpace says the stream will be 480p (848×480) and will play on most versions of Flash via the VP6 codec (they are not using the newer H.264 because that version of Flash does not have enough consumer penetration yet).

Techcrunch explains in his post Kulabyte Makes It all Happen, how the technology behind this streaming event powered by Kulabyte and Akamai will work.

peace to all people!

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