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[Iptv-industry.com] IPTV News: today announced that Iowa Network Services (INS) is deploying its next-generation IPTV services utilizing Tut Systems' Astria® content processor (CP) with its market- leading MPEG-4 AVC encoding and transcoding solutions. The INS expansion, which will be one of world's largest MPEG-4 AVC deployments, is the latest in a series of wins for Tut Systems' MPEG-4 AVC solution.

[Globalexecutiveforum.net] GEF xDSL News VoDSL Triple Play IPTV VoIP IMS NGN HDTV Viedo ...: Since deploying Motorola's Multi-Service Access Platform in 2003 to support the delivery of advanced triple-play services such as multi-stream digital television, broadband Internet, and integrated on-screen telephony, MTS has been able to easily scale its service to provide a wide array of digital entertainment offerings to a subscriber base that's now grown to over 50,000 customers. Leveraging nearly a decade of successful wireline carrier triple-play deployments, Motorola also assisted MTS with a variety of support services that create greater efficiencies and competitiveness that assist with the design and deployment of highly complex solutions ready to serve scalable broadcast, interactive and on-demand services.

 [Scobleizer.wordpress.com] Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger » HD DVD, why it sucks might not be ...: The leap in quality between DVD and HD-DVD isn’t anywhere near as great and the problems with all the conflicting resolutions and lack of HDMI connections etc are just more encouragement to sit back and wait for the manufacturers to sort themselves out. Blu-Ray doesn’t even come into it (personally I think they’re doomed because they’re too expensive, their initial titles suck compared with HD-DVD, they’re late and Sony are notorious for screwing the public on prices with proprietary versions of things - memory stick anyone?).

 [Richterscale.org] The Richter Scale - Articles: In any event, while Microsoft was touting a deal with SBC Global for their radically new IPTV IP-only set-top box back at the Las Vegas Convention Center as the new and upcoming thing, back at the Sands XTV was selling (and had been shipping for a couple of months) their own adult-themed IPTV solution. The XTV box sells for $179 plus a $29.95 monthly subscription, and features a real-time program guide for dozens of adult video channels (sorted by content type instead of a channel number), pay per view, live chat, and a few other rather innovative interfaces.

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