Dear Colleague,

Following the success of the previously webcasted congresses; EHA is pleased to announce the webcast and video podcast of the 16th Congress of the European Hematology Association that was held in London, UK on June 9-12, 2011. This includes the coverage of the Education Sessions, José Carreras Lecture, Presidential Symposium, EHA-ASH Joint Symposium, the Plenary Sessions and the Best Abstract Sessions. Once you have registered on line or signed in using the username and password which was sent to you, you will be able to browse the lectures just by clicking on LISTING OF PRESENTATIONS.

In this webcast/vodcast you will be able to view full multimedia presentations (laser pointer movements of the speakers, PowerPoint animations, embedded video files and more...). For selected talks, the PowerPoint slides are available for download as well as the video podcast file. And thanks to the Search’n Build you can build a unique collection of slides with voiceover based on a simple keyword search: Click here to try it!

We are also proud to announce to you that EHA is the first association worldwide to offer its members with an access to a webcast library of hundreds of educational presentations animated with laser pointer movements and video of the speakers through an iPhone/iPad/iPod Webcast App!

To access the presentation through the new "TALKS on the GO" iPhone/iPad/iPod Webcast App, please visit www.talksonthego.com or download it through the App Store by doing a search for: Talks on the Go (Latest version 1.1.0 of the Application approved by Apple Inc. features an advanced Search Engine giving results by relevance according to slide content). Once installed on your device, simply enter your username and password.

If you have any difficulties accessing the webcasted presentations or downloading the vodcast, please contact the Multiwebcast Support Team at support@multiwebcast.com

We would like to thank all speakers for their valuable support in making this webcast possible.

With kind regards,

Charlie Craddock
Chair Webcasting Subcommittee