IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) delivers television programming to households via a broadband connection using Internet protocols. It requires a subscription and IPTV set-top box, and offers key advantages over existing TV cable and satellite technologies.
Digital Rapids Releases Powerful Stream 2.3 Software Update - July 31, 2006
Digital Rapids has released version 2.3 of the Stream software. The Stream software provides a simple, streamlined interface for video and audio ingest, encoding, transcoding and distribution with Digital Rapids DRC-Stream, StreamZ and StreamZHD media encoding systems.
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Backspace Shores-Up IPTV Walled Garden - July 29, 2006
Backspace Communications, LLC has announced today that they have completed their final round of content acquisition for their Expanded Basic Lineup. With a carefully crafted package, Backspace is now prepared for a major Walled Garden Launch.
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New online demo by BBC’s Head of Learning spreads word on “Podcasts, wikis and blogs” - July 27, 2006
Datmedia and Ambient Performance announce the launch of a free online and mobile briefing the use of ‘Podcasts, wikis and blogs’ for knowledge sharing at the BBC, featuring Head of BBC Training and Development, Nigel Paine.
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Provu Module Delivers Real Time Video Reliably Over WiFi - July 27 2006
Wireless video specialist ProVision Communications announced its first wireless video product, the PrOvu 100, today. The PrOvu 100 is a module for transmitting live video reliably over WiFi networks, and overcomes the quality and reliability problems usually associated with delivering live video over […]
TDC has deployed VDSL2 broadband technology in Denmark to deliver Triple Play services, including Internet, IP Telephony and IPTV, over a High-Performance Broadband architecture. The VDSL2 system is now in field test.
VDSL2 is the next major DSL broadband technology and the first to allow Ethernet end-to-end architectures, which will simplify networks. The early availability of […]