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[Your Story] Content Exclusivity in Peril: Orange Must Rethink its IPTV ...: “Content exclusivity remains among the most powerful weapons in the television provider’s arsenal, and recent events in the French market may point to stronger regulatory oversight of content in other markets worldwide,” said Ben Piper, Director of the Strategy Analytics Multiplay Market Dynamics Service. “If that happens, operators will need to shift focus to non-content differentiators.”

[Telecom News on 4G, Wimax, Carrier Ethernet, IPTV, mobile apps and OSS/BSS | Telecoms Europe] News In Brief: T-Mobile UK, Vodafone, Orange, LG, T-Mobile USA ...: touchscreen device is a full-featured tablet with Wi-Fi, on-demand TV, access to social networks, video chat and games, as well as an FM radio. The concept is in the final stages of development by T-Mobile UK and ICD.

[Techwatch Tech News: Satellite TV, Cable TV, Digital TV, Home Media and Hardware] LG and Orange connect via TV: The French run telecoms firm Orange and the Korean electronics firm LG have announced a new partnership. The two companies will work together for at least three years, to put the Orange video service into LG televisions.

[alvear.com] What is IPTV? | alvear.com: At the moment, many Tier 1 telecom providers have already launched IPTV services, while smaller telcos are just starting out their services. Some governments have laws that prevent telecom companies from launching pay TV services in their country, but generally speaking these laws are being changed to fully allow telecom companies to launch IPTV.

[Digital Media Buzz » DMB (Staff)] Tweet and You Shall See: UK IPTV Offers Twitter As a Service ...: The concept of Orange IPTV is spreading, and Orange consumers in the UK, Poland, Spain and even Jordan currently enjoy or will soon enjoy access to their favorite content via their mobile phones and digital devices. They will be able to receive links to content via Twitter.

[paidContent:UK] Broadband Content Bits: Eastenders Online; Orange IPTV; French ...: Broadband Content Bits: Eastenders Online; Orange IPTV; French Piracy Warnings; Absolute Radio. Comments (View); Text Size: A A; Print · Email · Share. ””Eastenders online: The BBC soap opera will get an online spinoff in February to mark ... ””Orange France pay TV: France Telecom's Orange has blazed a trail in in the multiplatform TV/VOD space its native France and as of June this year, 400000 of its 2.3 million “triple-play” customers””who take a TV, broadband and phone ...

[FierceIPTV] Q3 telco TV subscriber numbers - FierceIPTV: France Telecom's Orange had more than 2.5 million pay TV subs in France and about 2.9 million throughout Europe at the end of Q3.

[Make Money with Affiliate] The Shape Of IPTV To Come? LG Adds Orange Content To French TVs: More developments in the connected-TV space: Orange and LG (SEO: 066570) have signed a three-year deal to offer a content and services portal for LG internet-enabled TVs to be sold in France. The portal will be accessed using a key directly on the remote control.

[Integrated Digital TV (IDTV) News] Open IPTV Forum moves one step ahead and proves interoperability: Diego Gibellino, Telecom Italia “From a Telecom Operator perspective it is quite significant that the forum has been able to gather companies around early implementations just after the completion of the OIPF Release 1 specifications.

[Feed for Arabist.net] Al Jazeera English to launch tomorrow - Blog - Arabist.net: New Zealand ORCUS Norway Canal Digitaal Consoll IPTV Next GenTel. Poland Cyfra Plus Cyfrowy Polsat Toya (Lodz) Portugal Novis Qatar Qatar Cable Romania iNES Group DTH Group South Africa Vodacom Spain Jazztelia TV Orange TV ZTV - Marina .

[BBC Internet blog] BBC - BBC Internet Blog: Update: BBC iPlayer on Freesat: In terms of convenient one-button/menu access to iPlayer”¦ the BBC can’t themselves do this, as they don’t control the firmware, and if the manufacturers were to do it, you’d still be waiting for access now. The approach the BBC has taken means people with firmware supporting the MHEG extensions can try it out today (which means the BBC has an opportunity to tweak things based upon feedback) instead of having to wait for their STB manufacturer to not only decide when to release an update providing access via the main menus, but also whether to do it at all.

[Opinions Libres] With the Traveling Geeks @ Orange - Opinions Libres - Le blog d ...: Telecom companies, particularly those offering triple-play solutions to their consumers, are willing to offer as integrated solutions as possible. Orange is not an exception and is favoring vertical integration of its solutions, while still working on developing an ecosystem of third party solutions.

[TechNews AM] Envivio Adds TechNews.AM - your morning dose of technology news ...: Envivio's tech enables high-quality video delivery for mobile TV, IPTV and broadcast platforms; Apple demoed its iLiveTV platform for the iPhone during last year's Worldwide .

[Agora Media Group Blog - Travel Industry, Social TV, tCommerce, 3D, Augmented Reality, Marketing, Design, Applications, Mobile, Open Source] Social TV and the Hotel Industry - A Marriage Made in Heaven ...: If the hotel industry manages to adhere to one or two IPTV system which includes social TV, preferably open source, or finds another way to standardize the product, then your social profile can even be ported to multiple hotels, saving you time and work plugging your details into every hotel you stay in.

[PR Hub] Heavy Reading Research Reveals Pay TV Bundling Strategies Are ...: NEW YORK - Light Reading and Heavy Reading's Packet-Optical Transport Evolution Conference is the only US optical communications conference focused exclusively on packet and optical convergence and featuring speakers from all of the industry's leading service providers and vendor communitiesLight Reading (www.lightreading.com), the leading online publication for the telecom industry, and Heavy Reading (www.heavyreading.com), its prestigious market research division, will be producing their Packet-Optical Transport Evolution conference (www.lightreading.com/packetoptical), on Tuesday, May 19, 2009, in New York, exploring critical issues facing the optical networking industry. Hosted by Heavy Reading Senior Analyst Sterling Perrin and including moderators Derek Medlin, Senior Analyst for Pyramid Research, as well as Chris Nicoll, Consultant for Heavy Reading, Packet-Optical Transport Evolution will include the industry's biggest optical players.

[CNET News.com] Cox wireless coming in March | Signal Strength - CNET News: Wireless is a key feature for any service provider these days as consumers expect mobility for their voice, Internet, and even video services. Cox views wireless as a crucial element in its strategy to compete with phone companies, which not only have wireless divisions but are also selling paid TV services that compete directly with cable.

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