‘IPTV Business Models: Profit and Loss in the Telco TV Space’ is the title of a new report from media analysts Screen Digest.
It delves into the future for IPTV in 26 European States.
They see a mad scramble by providers to differentiate themselves from their competitors.
Despite its early promise of a big reduction in [...]

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Will IPTV Ever Be Viable?

Last week’s IBC in Amsterdam saw a flurry of activity, not least of all in announcements from companies.
One of those was from Broadcast International, who were letting the world know about their CodecSys AVC, which they claim to be the first Cell Broadband Engine based broadcast-quality video encoder.
They new system will give content providers [...]

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CodecSys AVC, Now Six Times More Compression

It’s official, there is to be a big push to widen the availability and recognition of IPTV services.
One of the problems with getting the system to the starving TV masses has always been a lack of compatible specifications that unify the business into one viable market.
Now the Open IPTV Forum intends to change that, [...]

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IPTV is About To Boom

Germany’s main TV and radio export is Deutsche Welle.
It broadcasts to 22 million people in its native German and in English, around the world via satellite and cable TV.
Deutsche Well was a pioneer of worldwide news stations, along with English language news stations such as BBC worldwide and CNN.
Now Livestation is going to [...]

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Livestation Adds Deutsche Welle TV Over broadband

TELUS is a large scale Canadian telco turning over $9.4 billion a year.
They have over 11 million customers on their books, over half of which are wireless customers.
That is why CopperGate Communications are very exited about the new deal they have struck with the company.
CopperGate have been charged with supplying TELUS with [...]

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TELUS TV Calls on CopperGate HomePNA 3.1