Latest News
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Telekom Malaysia takes HyppTV nationwide
Malaysia’s biggest telco will shortly be making its IPTV service ‘HyppTV’ available nationwide and outside the home with the launch of two new services – HyppTV Over Broadband and HyppTV Everywhere.
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AT&T debuts new targeted ads platform
US telco AT&T has ramped up efforts to offer advertisers more effective audience targeting options with the launch of a new ad platform that uses anonymous data from its own online, mobile and TV customers.
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Lithuania’s TEO unbundles GALA TV packages
Lithuanian TV viewers can now create their own channel packages for the IPTV service operated by incumbent telco TEO, which is charging subscribers LTL 6 (US$ 2) per month to build a personalised bundle of six channels out of a choice of 27, ranging from movies to sport and entertainment.
Other News
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Consumers lacking ‘conscious desire’ to hook up Smart TVs
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Social TV users value information over community & games – Viacom
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Xbox One raises pulses, tracks them
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Global CDN market to approach $7bn by 2017
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Elemental Technologies creates Roku channel
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Super-fast broadband for the EU ‘should cost less’
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Mediaroom upgrade for TDS Telecom
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Analysis & Opinion
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Microsoft’s bid to dominate the future entertainment stack with the Xbox One
Microsoft’s reveal of the Xbox One yesterday evening in Redmond signaled the culmination of its ambitions to be at the centre of the future living room entertainment landscape.
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Codecs: evolution versus revolution
A new codec war is looming! The peaceful reign of H.264 is over, the end is nigh, and HEVC is ready to battle to prove its worth, steal the crown and prove itself the one true king (guess who just got caught up on Game of Thrones?).
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BT’s “free” premium-sports strategy refutes established pay-TV and multiplay market truths
BT’s announcement that it will offer its forthcoming premium-sports channels for free to all its broadband customers lays down the gauntlet in what is set to be a ferocious tussle between the UK’s largest telco and dominant pay-TV provider Sky.
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BT Sport channels free with BT broadband
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INTERVIEWS
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Technicolor: “The Internet of Things needs a universal mother tongue”
Pascal Portelli, SVP solutions strategy & portfolio management at...
May 21st, 2013 -
MRG: Most TV will eventually be delivered on-demand via unicast
Norm Bogen, vice-president of global research at US firm...
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R: 2013 will see the first digital home offerings in Spain
Antonio Rodriguez del Corral, director of business development at...
May 20th, 2013
EXPERTISE ZONE
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The operator survival guide: rules of engagementViaccess-Orca’s Ofer Weintraub discusses the requirements for second screen apps....
March 25th, 2013
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IPTV meets Big Data – predicting user behaviour to create attractive offeringsThe tough challenges faced by communication service providers (CSPs) from...
March 13th, 2013
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Podcast: Multiscreen video, consumer expectations and user-generated contentIn this podcast, we speak to Steve McCaffery, VP and...
March 8th, 2013
By Jamie Beach
