Even as tru2way held the spotlight at The Cable Show this year, EBIF was equally present, and perhaps even more top of mind for MSOs. If tru2way is the gold standard, then EBIF is the currency you can use to cash out quickly. Part of the evidence on site included a number of EBIF applications [...]
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Next month CED magazine will highlight a contributed article from Motorola executive Buddy Snow on “Cable’s Online Video Opportunity”. Since the content ties in nicely with some of the content I’ve posted on this blog, I asked CED’s permission to publish an excerpt here. Below is a small section of the article due out next [...]
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Even as we move to an increasingly digital world, there are still analog video remnants floating around. And no, I’m not talking about the analog TVs that are about to start cluttering landfills. A lot of security cameras still operate on analog frequencies, which makes it difficult to integrate the camera feeds with delivery of [...]
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Pretty much everyone agrees that one of the hottest topics out of The Cable Show this year was how to bring cable TV to the Web and vice versa. Depending on how you look at it, online video is both a threat to and an opportunity for traditional pay-TV providers. It has the potential to [...]
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While The Cable Show is now over for another year, I’ve collected plenty of related content for an ongoing series of posts. First up: This video shows a demo of the Motorola MOVR, which is an evolution of the MCUBE concept device I wrote about last September. (Just discovered Motorola has an official video up [...]
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