Abstract
This article updates Electr. & Comm. Eng. J., vol.2, p.4 (1991); it describes the architecture, facilities and usage of the London Interactive Video Education Network (LIVE-NET), which connects a number of sites in the University. The extension of the reach of the network by use of a direct broadcast satellite is described. The article discusses how the video facilities are being supplemented by interactive digital services, how packet video is being used to link the network to others in the USA, and how the system could be extended to embrace a larger catchment area. Finally, the article considers the administrative support which is provided to assist operations.
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