I’ve got a flight to catch to New Orleans, but here’s a quick look at what’s coming up in the Motorola SCTE booth. From the plans I’ve seen, there will be a micro-level headend environment behind a transparent window. The on-site headend will power Motorola Medios demos with features including multi-screen merchandising, a content recommendation engine, [...]
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The SCTE Cable-Tec Expo doesn’t start until tomorrow, but the CTAM Summit, held in conjunction with the Expo, is already well underway. Among the sessions happening today is one with an excellent line-up of speakers from Motorola (VP Omar Javaid), Comcast, Rogers, and CableLabs. It’s called IP Video and the Realm of Possibility, and best [...]
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Motorola’s acquisition of SecureMedia earlier this year sparked some interest in the trade pubs, but there’s been little follow-up to date. Since I’ve been equally negligent in my own coverage here, this seems like a good time to peek in on what SecureMedia is up to. If you haven’t been following along at home, SecureMedia [...]
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The FCC met today to discuss several items – among them, the fate of CableCARD technology. Here are the provisions adopted by the Commission specific to CableCARD devices. From today’s press release on “unleash(ing) video innovation and consumer choice,” the FCC is putting forth rules to: Ensure that retail devices have access to all video [...]
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More news for Motorola Passive Optical LAN (POL) today. Motorola has signed an agreement with Advanced Media Technologies (AMT) to resell the POL solution in North and South America. AMT actually runs a reseller program, so a roster of AMT’s authorized resellers will have the ability to take the POL technology out to customers of [...]
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