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| October, 2007 Volume:2 Issue:2 |
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| Getting there with MPEG-4: Transport Matters |
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| MPEG-4, also known as H.264 has become a very extensively recognized video codec implemented in a range of devices like cell phones and set-top boxes. This however, still does not guarantee that content can be shared between STBs, mobile devices, and the desktop. How does the delivery mechanism influence the streaming of content and what does this mean for the service operators? |
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| INDUSTRY NEWS
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| Contemplating the Mobile-Broadcast TV Model |
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| An audience of 500 million by 2011 for mobile TV hints at the enormous potential for commercial opportunities globally. The article discusses the wholesale broadcast mobile-TV business model that results in a win-win situation for all parties involved: Mobile telcos, traditional TV broadcasters and content providers, and infrastructure providers. |
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| Commentary: H.264 Video — The Format of Convergence |
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| H.264 has become a globally recognized and accepted video format. Read about the evidence that supports H.264 will be the format of convergence: the support it has from the Internet video gorillas, the hundreds of professional and consumer products with built in H.264 and the dissent surrounding other competing formats. |
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Case Study: Jyske Bank Serves Espresso,
Enterprise Video |
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| With the help of 4 companies: Media Publisher Inc., Envivio, Stratacache, and IBM Services, Jyske Bank has transformed all its branches into the bank of the future, offering a highly video-intensive, comfortable experience to their users in addition to the traditional services offered through snazzy product presentations. |
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| DVB-H Mobile Video Standard Gains Support Around the World |
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| DVB-H faces many challenges but with the European Union’s push to make it the accepted standard and the trial of DVB-H content in the United States, there is hope for DVB-H and its long-term prospects. |
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| Digital Video Broadcast Satellite Services to Handheld Devices (DVB-SH) |
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| Digital Video Broadcast – Satellite services to Handheld devices (DVB-SH) is all set to revolutionalize mobile TV industry. It will make television broadcasts available to mobile phone users not just in urban areas covered by third-generation (3G) cellular networks, but also in rural areas, where it is otherwise too costly for operators to send a terrestrial signal. Find out what is so special about DVB-SH that the industry experts can’t stop talking about it. |
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Spotlight |
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Getting there with MPEG-4: Transport Matters |
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Industry News |
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Contemplating the Mobile-Broadcast TV Model |
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Commentary: H.264 Video — The Format of Convergence |
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Case Study: Jyske Bank Serves Espresso, Enterprise Video |
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DVB-H Mobile Video Standard Gains Support Around the World |
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Digital Video Broadcast Satellite Services to Handheld Devices
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Announcements |
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Events |
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ANNOUNCEMENTS  |
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September 19, 2007 |
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Envivio Wins Cable and Satellite International’s Product of the Year Award 2007 |
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September 7, 2007 |
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Cisco and Scientific Atlanta Go Mobile @ IBC 2007 |
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September 7, 2007 |
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First Microsoft VC-1 Encoder Tools Now Available from Leading Solution Providers |
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| EVENTS |
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Mid-West Telecom Expo
October 9-11, 2007
Grand Wayne Convention Center Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Telco TV
October 23-25, 2007
Georgia World Congress Center
Atlanta, Georgia
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Booth #114 |
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Montana Telecom Association
November 28-29, 2007
26th Annual Showcase
Holiday Inn Grand Montana
Billings, Montana
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