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Waoo! IPTV channels available on demand via remote control
Telecompaper (subscription)
IPTV channels available on demand via remote control. Friday 25 January 2013 | 12:56 CET | News. NRGi said customers of the IPTV service Waoo! TV can now order a la carte TV channels and packages directly on the TV by using their remote controls. IPTV marks achievements for 'lean and mean' system
The Spokesman Review (blog)
Idaho Public Television has been named the No. 1 most-viewed PBS station in the country, based on Nielsen ratings, IPTV general manager Peter Morrill told lawmakers this morning.”This is news,” he said to appreciative murmurs from lawmakers on the ... 
US IPTV continues growing in Q4 2012 at a reduced pace
Screen Digest (press release)
US IPTV growth continues to decelerate as the two major IPTV players, Verizon and AT&T, reported a combined gain of 326,000 video subscribers in Q4 2012, down 14 per cent from the 402,000 gained in the same prior year period. Verizon's FiOS accounted ... 
Pioneering mobility technology gives guests control
TravelDailyNews Asia-Pacific-18 hours ago
... entertainment and IPTV solution to integrate with our next generation guest room technology. iBAHN's ETVi solution exceeded our technology criteria and this, ... MegaFon uses Verimatrix for Russia's largest IPTV/OTT deployment
FierceIPTV
Russian mobile wireless, IPTV and OTT provider MegaFon is partnering with Verimatrix as it expands its IPTV and OTT offerings to more than 60 million active subscriber accounts, the two companies said in a press release. According to Verimatrix, the ... 
Verimatrix claims Russia's largest hybrid IPTV, OTT security contract
Rapid tv news
MegaFon, one of Russia's largest mobile network providers, has signed a deal with Verimatrix to enable integrated multi-network, multiscreen protection for premium content services. Aiming to expand its base of more than 60 million active subscriber ...  Apple sells over 2mn Apple TV devices in Q4
IPTV News
US consumer electronics giant Apple has posted record sales for its Apple TV media streamer in the fourth quarter of 2012, with CEO Tim Cook indicating that he ...
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