Scritto da: admin, il 14 July 2008, 12:00 am
Dreampark promotes open standards and better graphics
Despite the ongoing debate about middleware standards, a number of vendors are simply building on open standards from the web world, even supporting features such as SVG or Scalable Vector Graphics. One such is Dreampark, a small Swedish company that cheekily claims its Dreamgallery solution is “the most deployed IPTV middleware in Europe” — by virtue of the fact that they have more operators, rather than end users.
User generated video fails to generate advertising revenue
YouTube now streams a billions video clips a day. User generated material accounts for over 40% of all online video streams but produces no more than 4% of the advertising revenue for online video. That is unlikely to change over the next five years, according to a report from informitv partners TDG Research. The main value seems to be in cultivating an audience for commercial material.
Global Digital Broadcast opens PlayTV packages
The grandly named Global Digital Broadcast is a startup company based in Brighton that is entering the market to offer the first open, consumer broadband television service in the United Kingdom. PlayTV offers a number of channels through a hybrid broadcast and broadband set-top box. Continua a leggere
Scritto da: admin, il 26 May 2008, 12:00 am
Tru2way shows interactive capabilities at Cable Show
Tru2way is gaining momentum as the new way ahead for interactive television on cable in the United States. Tru2way is the retail brand for OpenCable hardware and OCAP software and will be much in evidence at the annual industry Cable Show in New Orleans. Following a two-day Tru2way developer conference, there will be more than a dozen demonstrations on display.
ActiveVideo Networks rebrand reflects changes in TV
Arguing that “television isn’t just about TV any more,” interactive television company ICTV has been renamed ActiveVideo Networks, reflecting its emphasis on becoming a service provider rather than a technology vendor. Based on standard web technologies, ActiveVideo combines online media with high-quality video, delivered as a standard video stream, accessible through a remote control to provide interactivity across most digital set-top boxes.
Cox selects NDS to provide new set-top box interface
Cox, the third largest cable operator in the United States, has chosen NDS to implement its next-generation interactive video user interface, which will be extended to include online community features. NDS has also been substantially cleared of accusations of unfair competition brought in a critical court case by Kudelski Group and EchoStar.
BT Vision gains customers and orders new boxes
BT Vision gained 94,000 customers in the first quarter of 2008, reaching a total of 214,000. BT is still some way off its target of two to three million homes by the end of 2011. Pace has announced a contract with BT to deliver a new V-box with a more powerful processor for more advanced interactive applications. It follows a previous contract with the set-top box division of Royal Philips Electronics, which was recently acquired by Pace.
Seachange develops Affinity with the web for ratings
SeaChange is bringing new applications to video-on-demand, on display at the Cable Show in New Orleans. The latest version five release of its Axiom platform adds online social networking features, bringing viewer ratings and recommendations to video-on-demand services, while also providing support to allow users to rewind broadcast programmes and enabling the real-time insertion of advertising.

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