On Monday, Steve Jobs kicked off the week with a two-hour keynote address at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference leaving us all feeling a little cloudy. While many are impressed with Apple’s new iCloud, others argue that the lack of streaming video content is an important piece missing from the company’s video offerings. In other news, [...]
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We’re busy gearing up for the 2011 Cable Show and several big announcements next week. While we can’t reveal them yet, we can offer you a few hints. Last November we released our 2010 Media Engagement Barometer research, an independent global study of video consumption habits among 7,500 consumers in 13 markets. Our research showed [...]
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The 2011 Cable Show news is starting to roll out this week. Motorola Mobility today announced ESPN will use Motorola’s video distribution solution to transition all programming for ESPN and ESPN-2 networks to an MPEG-4 HD format, freeing up precious bandwidth to increase the number of HD services offered. HD is being distributed by programmers [...]
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The upcoming Cable Show in Chicago has the tech industry astir. We’re all anxious to see what groundbreaking new products will be launched and what industry leaders will have to say about the fate of our TVs, set-top boxes and cable providers. Some are already making predictions as seen in the article by Gary Allen [...]
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Motorola Mobility brought many of its latest converged experience demonstrations to Expo CANITEC 2011 a few weeks ago at a time when demand for new video experiences around the world is expanding. In Latin America and around the globe, interest in multi-screen video delivery, home management, security and monitoring and other advanced services is growing [...]
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