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[Untitled] Microsoft Milestone: Mediaroom IPTV on Cable Network: Microsoft says Guangzhou Digital Media Group has formally launched Zhujiang Digital, a connected TV service powered by the Microsoft Mediaroom platform. The vendor says this is the first time Mediaroom has been delivered “over a cable network anywhere in the world.”

[Untitled] January 14, 2009 | next media update: From the end of March, authorized resellers will be able to sell, customize and support premium versions of Google Apps, which includes word processing, spreadsheets, calendars and email. Google Apps is broadly similar to Microsoft’s top-selling Office package except that Apps is completely Web-based and is part of Google’s push into so called ‘cloud computing’

[Untitled] FAQ: What Microsoft's block of 'American Gladiators' teaches us ...: What we need is someone with the independence (DivX?) and the balls (????) to put out a piece of ATSC tuner capture software that can capture the 720p or 1080i HD MPEG2 stream and convert it or up convert it to 1920x1080p resolution DivX, VC-1 or H.264/AVC. The software should also have the ability to read all the info in the transport stream such as the broadcast flag and display it to the consumer.

[Untitled] Reliance Launches Its Satellite TV Venture BIG TV; Wil Launch IPTV ...: Meanwhile, the company also mentioned that its IPTV service is ready and will launch within this year. Reliance has a deal with Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) under which the software giant supplied the IPTV software to the company for a $500 .

[Untitled] Aaron Greenberg Interview: Xbox 360 In 2008 And The Future: With a console starting at $199, I think we feel like we have tremendous value in the market and what we’re seeing is that both the Wii and the Xbox 360 are seeing a lot of success as a result of that. Obviously we’re delivering uniquely different experiences and we’ve focused on delivering the broader experience of games and entertainment and at the same time building an online social networking community.

[Untitled] Le blog d'Olivier Cordoleani: PORTAIL, VOD & IPTV L'actualité ...: rattrapage, ou catch-up TV, avec les principales organisations du cinéma français - le  Blic (Bureau de liaison des Industries cinématographiques), le Bloc (Bureau de liaison 

[Untitled] January 16, 2009 | next media update: The five-year-old radio station stopped broadcasting over-the-air on Thursday, saying that it couldn’t continue surviving playing a mix of alternative and punk on terrestrial radio. It was either go web-only or “play the corporate game .

[Untitled] BBC Internet Blog: One interesting question, which I have never seen answered in any of the discussions I've read so far, is why the content providers demand DRM at all since, as D Forbes astutely points out in a previous comment above, the same content is already broadcast on air (both analogue at the moment and digitally via freeview) without DRM such that anybody with a PVR could theoretically do anything with recordings from air that they could do with a downloaded copy. Only the BBC knows what justification their content providers give for that anomaly.

[Untitled] Windows: Life without Walls - SuperSite Blog: There's no incentive for anybody but Apple to use iPhone or iPod Touch as a general purpose OEM hand held device since it's so much more expensive than the OEM Windows Mobile devices that currently sell in the retail POS market and nobody in the retail POS market is likely to want to spend extra for an Apple logo on their handhelds.

[Untitled] INTERACTIVE TV TODAY [itvt]: In related news: Hawaii's incumbent telco, Hawaiian Telcom, says that it has chosen Alcatel-Lucent's Triple Play Service Delivery Architecture as the blueprint for a network upgrade that will allow it to offer various new consumer and enterprise service offerings, including IPTV. The telco will replace its existing high-speed Internet infrastructure with Alcatel-Lucent's access and IP routing solutions: Alcatel-Lucent says it will provide Hawaiian Telcom with its ISAM products (including the 7330 ISAM FTTN and the 7342 ISAM FTTU), in order to extend the potential of fiber from the network core to the subscriber premises, as well as with its 7750 Service Router and its 7450 Ethernet Service Switch, in order to address the telco's service routing requirements.

[Untitled] BBC Internet Blog: Dab Broadcasting in the UK has been strangled before it has even had the chance to flourish, when it was first suggested about digital radio broadcasting, it was hailed as the next 'big' HiFi quality thing, but it has gone down the road of " never mind the quality, lets see how many stations we can cram into the same bandwidth" Fm stereo transmissions wipe the floor with any Dab broadcasts when the BBC, and the IRN/Digital platform insist on crushing the life out of the sound with 96 & 128 kbs sampling of the signal, Its only Radio 3 that come close with any sort of quality at 192 kbs, we appear to have the Ipod generation running the Dab services in this country, and to hell with sound quality, just look at the options!! 100's of channels of pure compressed cr*p!

[Untitled] [itvt] Presents...The TV of Tomorrow Show 2009: The operator has teamed with Terra.com, a provider of digital content for the US Latino community, on a broadband video Web site, dubbed Optimum Latino, for customers of its Optimum Online high-speed Internet service. The site, which is accessed via Optimum Online's consumer Web portal, Optimum.net, and which is offered at no additional charge, features news, entertainment and sports content (including international news, daily soccer updates, and coverage of events such as the Latin Grammys), as well as Terra's core Terra TV offering, which provides 15 channels of Spanish-language video content.

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