Sky: "By giving people more choice we can reach even more homes" IPTV News "The differences therefore will be more how the services are positioned, how content is packaged, and how we innovate with pricing models," a Sky spokesperson told IPTV News. "The rationale for launching this service is that even though pay-TV in this ... Kiteboard Tour Asia and Marine Scene Asia form partnership to ramp ... Sports Features Communications (press release) “Our goal is to showcase the marine scene in Asia to the world, using the latest IPTV technologies. Working closely with KTA this year we will provide a ...
Amino Technologies Plc : Amino and Nord to Showcase IPTV OTT Innovation at ... 4-traders (press release) Amino Communications, leaders in IPTV/OTT solutions, will showcase its range of OTT-enhanced IPTV devices at CSTB 2012, the leading Russian digital entertainment technology show, in Moscow next week. With partner Nord Telecom Group, ...
Vela Announces Versatile, New Multiscreen HD & SD MPEG2, MPEG4 H ... DigitalJournal.com (press release) ... designed to meet and exceed the expectations of broadcasters, cable operators, IPTV and other demanding users in the content distribution, ad insertion, ...
China integrates two IPTV platforms People's Daily Online 1 to integrate their IPTV broadcasting control platforms. Radio and Television Shanghai's IPTV platform will be integrated into the Central IPTV Broadcasting Control Platform, which was built and operated by CNTV, as a backup platform.
Shazam reveals major Super Bowl campaignIPTV News Shazam CEO Andrew Fisher will be delivering a keynote presentation at the IP&TV World Forum 2012 event taking place in London on 20th-22nd March. For more information and to register, please visit www.iptv-forum.com. BT Vision passes 679k subsIPTV News UK telco BT added 39000 subscribers for its hybrid DTT+IP television service 'BT Vision' in the fourth quarter of 2011, bringing the total to 679000. The company also reports that it had a healthy 56% share of all new broadband market net additions in ... 
BT Vision throws Microsoft Mediaroom under a bus for Linux Register BT controversially refused to launch a fully-fledged IPTV service when it finally got Vision out of the door in 2006, instead insisting that competing with a free-to-air digital terrestrial Freeview system, based on DVB-T, was pointless, ...
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