Need an excuse to be in New York City next week? Broadcasting & Cable and Multichannel News are hosting a breakfast panel on the topic of TV Everywhere next Tuesday morning. On tap to speak are execs from Major League Baseball (which recently made waves with new content available on the Roku box), CBS Interactive, [...]
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It’s been several months since Motorola launched DOCSIS 3.0 modems in retail, and with the rapid spread of D3 networks, I figured it was worth checking in to see how they’re faring. As a quick recap, these modems are for use with broadband service from providers who have already deployed (or will soon deploy) DOCSIS [...]
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Remember those live LTE networks Motorola set up at Mobile World Congress and CTIA earlier this year? Well, the road trip has moved on to Sweden. Motorola is giving mobile demos to Scandinavian operators in the company’s well-traveled LTE van. In addition to standard Internet and video streaming, the drive also now includes the first [...]
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Here’s a bit of news I missed last week. Motorola is working with operator INFO-TV-FM to roll out a mobile TV network in Poland. The plan is to have mobile TV services up and running by the end of the year in Warsaw and nine other Polish cities. The deal for Motorola involves both network [...]
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Even after years of discussion, there is still a lot of ambiguity around the term IPTV. Some people use it to refer to IP video that runs over the top of an Internet network. Others use the term to refer to IP video that is delivered down a quality-assured, operator-managed broadband pipe. In the last [...]
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