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Will Software Kill the IPTV Set-top? June 30, 2006 - Verimatrix Inc. is in the process of building a PC application that will allow IPTV customers to watch all of their TV channels from any broadband-connected PC in the home.. |
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France Telecom rebrands TV services as ‘Orange’; outlines marketing strategies for quad-playJune 2006 - France Telecom's MaLigne TV IPTV service is being re-branded under the Orange brand as part of a group-wide marketing exercise that covers Internet, TV and mobile offerings from June 1. The company's planned IPTV deployment in the UK will also be branded as Orange. |
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T-Online France using Microsoft TV for its IPTV roll-out later this monthJune 9th, 2006 - Club Internet (T-Online France), the French ISP that is part of Deutsche Telekom Group, will use Microsoft TV for its new digital TV service, which is due to launch this month. |
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Alcatel increasing bandwidth per user for TelefónicaJune 8th, 2006 - Telefónica de Espana, the Spanish telco that is currently preparing the expansion of its Imagenio IPTV service across the whole of Spain, has selected Alcatel to provide access, aggregation and optical networking solutions so it can offer high bandwidth interactive services to its consumer and corporate customers. |
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Harmonic MPEG-4 Part 10 encoders deliver broadcast TV for HanseNet IPTVTelecom Italia subsidiary HanseNet (HanseNet Telekommunikation GmbH), is adding television to its existing telephone and DSL services with a launch in Hamburg within the next few months, followed by a nationwide roll-out in Germany. The service will include 100 standard-definition broadcast TV channels plus VOD. If the deployment continues on schedule, the company could beat Deutsche Telekom to market with IPTV services. Deutsche Telekom says it will roll out IPTV to ten cities covered by its new VDSL network as soon as the high-speed infrastructure is working, and a spokesman says that will be “mid-year”. |
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TANDBERG Television's Mediaplex-20 headends used for Japan-wide MPEG-4 IPTV June 6th, 2006 – On Demand TV — the joint venture of NTT West (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corp.) and Itochu — will expand its deployment of TANDBERG Television’s Mediaplex-20 based video headends to support MPEG-4 Part 10 (H.264/AVC) delivery for its nationwide IPTV roll-out in Japan. |
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HanseNet uses ANT Fresco TV browser with ADB in GermanyJune 6th, 2006 - Telecom Italia subsidiary HanseNet has selected ANT's ANT Fresco TV browser technology for its hybrid DTT/IPTV deployment in Germany, branded 'Alice'. It is being integrated into Advanced Digital Broadcast's (ADB) ADB-3800TW high-definition ready MPEG-4 Part 10 (H.264/AVC) hybrid set-top box and ADB has licensed Fresco and Alcatel's OMC software from ANT for this purpose. The deal marks ADB's entry into the German market with ANT Fresco. ANT's TV browser is already a proven solution in Telecom Italia's Alice service in Italy. |
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Kasenna says LivingRoom 2.0 IPTV middleware results in better TVJune 6th, 2006 – Kasenna has released LivingRoom 2.0 – a new IPTV middleware suite that updates the company's PortalTV with what is claimed to be "an unrivalled viewer experience along with features that make IPTV easier than ever to deploy and manage". |
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mPhase Technologies integrates Latens CAS with its IPTV platformJune 6th, 2006 – mPhase Technologies has announced general availability of an integrated Conditional Access feature to its flagship IPTV platform, the mPhase TV+ System , incorporating content and revenue protection software from Latens. |
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Amino’s latest set-top is “ready for HD home networking”June 5th, 2006 - IP set-top specialist Amino Communications has added the AmiNET131 to its range, which is said to be future-proofed for home networking. The receiver includes a full suite of connectors on the rear panel together with an LCD display and controls in the front panel for easy navigation. Amino says the styling is "sleek, in keeping with the design quality of other elements of a prestige home entertainment system", and thus suited for high-value deployments to tech-savvy consumers. Networking options will include coax, phoneline, powerline and wireless. |
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VCAS content protection deployed at US IPTV providers T2 and Arkwest June 5th, 2006 - The Verimatrix Content Authority System (VCAS) has been deployed on two more IPTV platforms to protect their programming assets from unauthorised use and copying. In Michigan, T2TV and T2 Communications have deployed the solution on their FTTH network, while in Arkansas, Arkwest Communications is using the content protection technology to add video services and so offer a full triple-play. In both cases, according to Verimatrix, the service providers turned to them in order to receive premium Hollywood content or broadcast channels. |
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Juniper and Microsoft cooperate to enhance IPTV infrastructure securityJune 5th, 2006 — Juniper Networks, Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have signed a global agreement to deliver high-performance security solutions that enhance protection for IP networks, services and applications. The companies are collaborating to provide end-to-end security with superior levels of quality and reliability to address the needs of their service provider customers. With this agreement, Juniper can offer IPTV network security solutions to customers of Microsoft TV IPTV Edition. |
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Verimatrix's forensic watermarking integrated with Sigma Designs and Broadcom SoCsJune 5th, 2006 - IPTV content protection specialist Verimatrix is integrating its VideoMark user-specific forensic watermarking with Sigma Design's SMP8634 system-on-chip (SoC) solution. It means set-top box manufacturers can make use of the fact that VideoMark and hardware encryption are embedded directly into Sigma's new SoC. This will help protect premium content by tracing piracy to the individuals responsible. |
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US telcos will win their franchise battle and increase video competition - ABI ResearchMay 30th, 2006 - The four-way battles now raging in the United States around the question of municipal, state, or national franchise agreements for telco video services will see the telcos ultimately prevail over cable operators and local governments, according to new analysis from ABI Research. "That will mean an accelerated deployment of IPTV video services to customers, and increased sales of set-top boxes," says the New York-based research group. |
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