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 [VoIP You] Daily VoIP Links for 2006-05-01: Gadgets Blog: I Want My Karaoke Channel!" href="http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/home-entertainment/i-want-my-karaoke-channel.asp">VoIP & Gadgets Blog: I Want My Karaoke Channel!

 [Interactive TV] NAB convention faces changing broadcast... : The National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas heard that free-to-air broadcasters need to go on the offensive in the face of increased competition from satellite, cable and telco television and new forms of video distribution.

[ Nyquist Capital] Net Neutrality - Tragedy of the Commons: What angers AT&T is that these payments may not neccessarily go directly to AT&T but instead to AT&T’s competitors - who share infrastructure access (network neutrality); The transfer of data from Google may go through a competing Telecom and wind up on AT&T’s network as the end-consumer may be an AT&T customer, or, the customer of someone who is an AT&T customer.

 [Grand/MEDIA, Inc.] InteractiveTV Today: [itvt] Issue 6.51 Part 2: Issue 6.51 Part 2 | January 18, 2006 | Optibase | Vidiom Training | Recreate Solutions | Dreamtank | AFDESI 2006 | | Vidiom SNOCAP | D&AD Awards | NEW! IPTV Set-Top Box Research | Advertising: Buy advertising/sponsorship in now and realize substantial savings on your 2006 campaigns. Send email to

[Om and Niall PodSessions] Towards a two-tier Internet: So to give a little bit of a background, the general idea behind the two-tiered Internet is being able to, on the service provider level, select certain services or certain websites to packet prioritize or be able to give better performance to a certain application or degrade performance of another, competing application, for the benefit of your own networks, your own pocketbooks. Some examples may be to just cut off Skype entirely to keep your own VoIP products alive and running, to drop iTunes Music Store or podcasts from your service to make sure your own music service is alive and well, or it could be someone working out a deal, for example a search engine, where a network operator could prioritize Yahoo!

 [Grand/MEDIA, Inc.] [itvt] Issue 6.31 Part 1 - Interview:... : Scientific-Atlanta Buys Out Other Shareholders in Chinese R&D Venture Digital TV equipment vendor, Scientific-Atlanta, says it is expanding its commitment to the emerging Chinese DTV market. The company revealed last week that it has bought out the other shareholders in its 12-year-old Scientific-Atlanta Shanghai Ltd.

[Weblogs.jupiterresearch.com] Joseph Laszlo: Quoting the CTIA, and props to them for extremely nice Teddy Roosevelt reference: "The Spanish-American War ended successfully a long time ago, and now after a rough ride for consumers, so has the battle over the FET. Today every wireless subscriber in the nation can celebrate a much-deserved 3 percent tax cut," said CTIA President and CEO Steve Largent in a statement.

[Dailywireless.org] dailywireless.org - Telco's Left Behind in IPTV Armageddon?: Pyramid Research says telcos may be counting on IPTV to revitalize their businesses, but the competition they will face in the pay TV market will be expensive, relentless and possibly damaging. Cable and satellite providers are going to take on IPTV.

 [Blog.tmcnet.com] VoIP & Gadgets Blog: Coaxsys and ConFocus to offer TVNet (Ethernet-over-Coax) Coaxsys, Inc., makers of multimedia-over-coax solutions, will announce tomorrow that it has reached an agreement with ConFocus Technologies, Inc., to provide set-top box reference designs with integrated TVnet. TVnet, the standard for Ethernet-over-Coax, is already deployed by more than fifty...

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