iBAHN, the worldwide leader in digital entertainment and internet solutions for the hospitality and meeting industries, has signed a deal with Hotel ADA Palace in Madrid, part of Corporación Hispano Hotelera (CHH), to deliver the most advanced in-room digital entertainment and internet connectivity services on the market.
The installation, which has just been completed, provides [...]
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iBAHN in-room TV services debuts in Spain
iBAHN, the worldwide leader in digital entertainment and internet solutions for the hospitality and meeting industries, has signed a deal with Hotel ADA Palace in Madrid, part of Corporación Hispano Hotelera (CHH), to deliver the most advanced in-room digital entertainment and internet connectivity services on the market.
The installation, which has just been completed, provides [...]
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iBAHN in-room TV services debit in Spain
Exterity, the Building IPTV specialist, today announces the launch of the Exterity StreamForce Channel Program to help systems integrators and value-added resellers take advantage of the rapidly growing demand for Building IPTV solutions.
The program is specifically designed to assist Exterity’s channel partners in the development of IPTV systems, increase sales and provide service support. [...]
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Exterity StreamForce Channel Program
Swisscom will
add four new HD channels to the three channels currently offered by Swisscom TV. German
channels ARD and ZDF and Austrian channel Servus TV will be available free of charge
as part of the basic package from Swisscom TV plus. Swisscom TV plus customers will
continue to have exclusive on-demand access to films, concerts and documentaries in
HD quality.
Today’s HD-enabled televisions deliver extremely sharp pictures to the living room,
which is why Swisscom is committed to continually expanding its range of HD offerings.
The four channels currently available – HD suisse, BBC HD, Anixe HD and Arte HD -
will now be supplemented by ARD, ZDF and Servus TV in HD quality. Popular German-language
programmes such as the crime series Tatort, as well as sporting events, are now being
produced and broadcast in HD quality. The first highlight will be the HD broadcast
of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver in mid-February.
Blockbusters on-demand in HD quality
To complement its TV channel offering, Swisscom is the first provider of digital television
in Switzerland to also offer customers video-on-demand in HD quality. Customers have
a choice of 130 films, documentaries and concerts. Numerous dubbed films such as Harry
Potter and The Half-Blood Prince or The Hangover are also available in the original
language version with Dolby Digital 2.0, ensuring not only a high-resolution picture
but also a first-class sound experience. Viewers make their choice at the touch of
a button and the selected titles remain available for 24 hours.
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Swisscom TV to Add 4 New HD Channels
Not surprisingly, the web is abuzz with chatter about Apple’s new iPad. To add in my ha’pennysworth it seems that Apple is aiming directly for the paid for market. The majority of web advertising is now in the Flash format and the device doesn’t support Flash, so it’s very clear that this device is meant to extend Apple’s hegemony in the music market into books, magazines and movies.
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Why The iPad Is A VOD Product
