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| 04.21.2009 |
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Mobile Video Takes Center Stage at NAB
At the NAB Show in Las Vegas this week, there's a lot of buzz around mobile video, particularly mobile DTV. In his opening keynote address, NAB President and CEO David K. Rehr said: "By 2012, we expect 130 million phones and 25 million media players will...
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| 04.16.2009 |
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Business Service Mantra: Faster, Deeper, Wider
Faster, deeper and wider is the new mantra for the cable industry's entry into the lucrative commercial services business as major MSOs and their smaller operator brethren move from small to midsize business markets (SMB) to larger enterprises. The go-go...
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| 04.09.2009 |
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MSOs See Wireless as Inside/Outside Triple Play
The wireless component in a cable operator's service package is gaining momentum as not only a competitive must-have service, but also as an extension of the customer's home network. That was the consensus of the MSO panelists participating in last week's...
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| 04.09.2009 |
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Highly Individual: Cable Show Tech Papers Review
The technical papers prepared for "Highly Individual: Content Protection and Delivery in the Digital Era" session from last week's Cable Show took four disparate paths, at least one more off track than the others. In their paper "The Challenges...
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| 04.08.2009 |
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Software and Hardware Come Together
A collaborative effort between two clashing cultures - software and hardware - is becoming a top priority for the cable industry as IT and engineering disciplines merge. Consequently, the deep impact of software on the cable industry is prompting a...
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| 04.07.2009 |
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ET: Chief Architects Value IP Cloud
There was a lot of brainpower on the stage at the SCTE's "Meet the Chief Architects" session at its Emerging Technologies conference last Friday. So it seemed a bit amazing when these engineering leaders said they look forward to working with the...
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| 04.07.2009 |
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Carrier-Class Ethernet Service Getting Serious
Carrier-class Ethernet service for the cable industry is fast becoming a reality as the typical customer expands to include regional business and multi-site markets. It could even replace the traditional T-1 architecture. Those were the upbeat findings of...
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| 04.06.2009 |
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Targeting Advertising: Cable Show Tech Session Review
Skipping generations of technologies with eyes on the end game, Canoe Ventures is working on the holy grail of advertising. Its objective is individualized ad-insertion as a national platform for cable operators across all services from video to Internet to...
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| 04.03.2009 |
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Murdoch: Monetize Online Content
News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch talked generally about the economy, politics and cable at yesterday's CableShow general session. In regards to the economy, he was pessimistic. "I think the long term situation is still very dangerous," he said, adding...
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| 04.03.2009 |
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Set-Top Advances Could Drive Addressable Ads
The use of the set-top box as a cutting-edge advertising tool for tracking consumer behavior and eventually driving interactive advertising and marketing strategies is gaining momentum. Interactive products being launched in EBIF, voting and polling...
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| 04.03.2009 |
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Cable Show: Meeting Consumer Demand
The focus at the Parks Associates' luncheon Thursday was consumer demand and how the cable industry can position itself to be the one to meet it. "Consumers increasingly are putting more importance on time shifting and HD as the core attributes of...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Cable Show: Wireless, Online Video Front and Center at Opening Session
The cable industry's path to expanded bundled services will widen with the inclusion of two key services - wireless and online video. Those two rising stars were front-and-center conversation at the Cable Show's opening session Wednesday. And though quality...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Midcontinent Expands HD VOD with SeaChange
Midcontinent Communications, a cable operator serving viewers in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota, is delivering on a strategy to dramatically increase the amount of HD VOD content available to its viewers from its centralized VOD operations using...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Energy Management to Run on tru2Way
Direct Energy has unveiled an energy management dashboard for consumers and service providers with the focus on reducing energy consumption and costs. The solution, developed in partnership with Exceptional Innovation, is showcased as part of the Connected...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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IBBS Intros Management Tools, Teams with SinglePipe
Integrated Broadband Services has debuted version 4.6 of its Broadband Explorer (BBX) Diagnostics and Provisioning software. The new version is designed for advanced bandwidth, usage, billing and capacity management...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Cox Picks itaas for EBIF, tru2way
itaas has been tabbed to support Cox Communications' tru2way and ETV implementation via the itaas istart Developer Program. The program is designed to provide support services for application developers who wish to create, launch, and test...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Aurora Expands Sales Team
Aurora Networks has appointed two key members to its U.S. sales team. Northeast Director of U.S. Regional Market Sales, Ed Kopakowski, and Western U.S. Market Regional Account Manager, Richard Olson, will both report to...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Cable Show Interactive Panel
tru2way is here, meaning not only at The Cable Show, but also in deployment. "It's been a long road .... This is a great milestone to sit here and say we made it," Sherisse Hawkins, vice president of software engineering for Time Warner Cable, said...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Cable Show: European Cable Wages Speed War
While U.S. cable operators focus on the broadband stimulus package and online video issues, European cable operators have different concerns. At a Cable Europe breakfast today, Manuel Kohnstamm, managing director, public policy and communications, for Liberty...
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| 04.02.2009 |
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Cable Show General Session Focuses on Innovation, Economy
Embracing technological innovation and withstanding the economic downturn were the two major topics fleshed out by cable and entertainment execs during Thursday's General Session. "Technology is a friend, not a foe," said Robert Iger, president and...
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