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Snell & Wilcox Showcases New Products
Philips Highlights Mobile IP Application of MPEG-4 Content at Streaming Media East 2001
Bloomberg Television to Expand Interactive TV Offerings
Viewpoint Takes the Ford 2002 Explorer Online With Its Interactive Rich Media Platform
UK Broadcaster Wins Award for Content Management Project
Grass Valley Group Receives Market Engineering Leadership Award
Sonic Foundry's F3 Used To Increase Compatibility With Digital Film Distribution
Espial Intros Set-Top Box Software Development Suite
NDS, SAGEM and IBM to Develop Set-Top Box PVR Technology
GM, Hughes, EchoStar File Application at FCC to Merge
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According to AccuStream iMedia Research, September 2001 Was a Blockbuster Month for Streaming
Edited by Charlie White
The events of September 2001 riveted the nation and changed the course of the world, and as those events unfolded streaming video became a more integral part of how people stayed informed than ever before.
Broadcast Networks to Maintain Separate Identities But Will Unite Under the CBS Television Unit
Edited by Charlie White
Viacom Inc. will integrate its two broadcast networks under CBS beginning in January 2002, it was announced today by Mel Karmazin, President and Chief Operating Officer of Viacom.
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Company Calls it a Technological and Cost Breakthrough for Video-On-Demand Delivery
Edited by Charlie White
Microtune Inc. today introduced a silicon-based upconverter for video-on-demand (VOD) applications, shrinking radio frequency (RF) electronics the size of a VCR unit into three miniature chips.
PlasmaSync 50MP2 comes in at $13,000
by David Nagel
NEC Technologies has introduced a 50-inch plasma display. The PlasmaSync 50MP2 includes a higher contrast ratio than previous NEC plasma displays and also comes in at a lower introductory price than any previous NEC 50-inch XGA display--$12,995.
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