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ANGA Cable 2008 – May 27-29
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ANGA Cable – COLOGNE. Robert Briel and Julian Clover report from Germany’s major cable and satellite event. Know All About It in Broadband TV News.

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Czech market review

Last week saw the Czech Association of Electronic Communications (CAEC) hold its annual conference in Prague. Though understandably focused on the local industry, some of the issues it addressed were. […] Read the story »

 

UPC faces up to CEE challenges

Although Liberty Global’s UPC is in the undoubted market leader in Central and Eastern Europe’s cable industry and holds a strong position in its DTH sector, it also faces a number of problems in. […] Read the story »

 

UPC cable: subscribers down, ARPU up

The reason is of course increased competition. In The Netherlands, KPN’s DTT platform Digitenne is making big inroads, with about 550,000 subscribers at the end of Q1 2008 and Canal Digitaal Satelli. […] Read the story »

 

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Speaker's Corner

Standards bearer
standards-bearer

Without clear product specifications and standards manufacturers face complex challenges in delivering and exploiting new video distribution platforms, and providing viewers with the best user experience. Simon Gauntlett explains Read the story »

Clover's Week

Baby I swear it’s Déjà vu
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US cable operators are giving subscribers the ability to return to the top of the show when they’re late home and SeaChange is bringing the functionality to Europe. Julian Clover reports Read the story »

Chris Dziadul

Heady days
heady-days

These are heady days indeed for Cyfrowy Polsat, which with Digi TV vies for top spot in the Central and East European DTH marketplace. Read the story »

Briel on Europe

Connected TV – who’ll get it right?
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The race is on for the best way to connect the regular TV set to the web in a way any consumer can understand.  The issue is really about who will control the screen when you switch on your set to watch television.

Read the story »

Video

New media gets press makeover

The editors of newspapers are no longer old fashioned luddites running in fear of digital technology, according to a new poll.

The survey of editors-in-chief from around the world finds most feel optimistic about the rapid emergence of new media newsrooms.

Darcy Lambton reports for Reuters.

Events Diary

    May 18, 2008 - May 21, 2008
    NCTA - The Cable Show
    Morial Convention Center, New Orleans
    Web: http://2008.thecableshow.com
    May 23, 2008 17:30 - 20:00
    Broadband TV 2.0
    Jurys Inn, 101 Stroudley Road, Brighton BN1 4DJ
    Web: http://www.use8.net/index.php?pmctsys=us8&pmshow=theevent
    May 27, 2008 - May 30, 2008
    ANGA Cable 2008
    Cologne, Germany
    Web: http://www.angacable.de
    June 5, 2008 - June 7, 2008
    Driving Digital Content: Generating Revenues and Engaging the Consumer
    London, UK
    A two-day event focusing on the business opportunities presented by the continued rise of digital content delivery and its impact upon the wider industry.
    www.uands.com/ddc08 <http://www.uands.com/ddc08>
    June 8, 2008 - June 13, 2008
    Festival de TV 2008 (48th Monte Carlo Television Festival)
    Grimaldi Forum, Monte Carlo
    Web: http://www.tvfestival.com
    June 8, 2008 - June 12, 2008
    Banff World Television Festival
    The Fairmont Banff Springs, Banff, Canada
    Web: http://www.banff2008.com/
Events Diary in Full »