By keith, on November 11th, 2010%
I’ll be presenting “Future of TV-based Entertainment” at the SmartTV Global Summit 2010 next week.
For many years, the broadcasters determined what content was available and when on the TV. The last few years has seen an explosion of alternate sources of entertainment — IPTV that enables virtually an unlimited number of “channels” and whole-home DVR, personal content, on-line content, social networking, video calls, etc. The downside was that accessing all these capabilities required moving between the TV (with multiple set-top boxes) and the computer. Today, the industry is rapidly enabling the easy access of all the different kinds of content and features through the TV, along with new, innovative ways to find what you are looking for.
By keith, on November 10th, 2010%
Orange is to launch a 3D Video on Demand service for customers of its French IPTV service ‘Orange TV’ on December 11th.
By keith, on November 10th, 2010%
UK telco BT has signed two new deals which will enable it to offer 3DTV films on-demand to customers of its hybrid IP+DTT service ‘BT Vision’.
By keith, on November 2nd, 2010%
I’m currently in Shanghai at the 6th C3D World to present “Providing premium 3D video with post processing for CE and STB products”. Should be another great show, like the previous two.
By keith, on September 30th, 2010%
The effort to float 3DTV as a viable value-added product for carriers is picking up steam in Europe where French telco Free has rolled out plans for 3D channels on its IPTV service. Competitors Orange, Canal and Numericable also have 3D offerings.
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