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| 12.13.2011 |
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Q&A With Canoe Ventures’ Kathy Timko
With a reach of 25 million EBIF-enabled households, Canoe Ventures plans to continue to make headway, starting with the 2012 launch of dynamic ad insertion for VOD. CableFAX spoke with CEO Kathy Timko about the company's new directions....
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| 12.06.2011 |
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Q&A With Phill Meeks of Cox Business
Cox Business plans to double its business to $2 billion in revenue over the next 5 years. Phil Meeks, SVP of Cox Business, discusses the company's plans for continued growth....
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| 10.24.2011 |
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CableFAX Diversity Issue—Superpower Henry Ahn
New to his post in October, Scripps Networks Interactive's Henry Ahn is developing TV Everywhere models that work for both programmers and distributors....
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| 10.04.2011 |
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Staying Focused in an ADD World
People are spending a lot of time working, but on things that don’t move the needle in terms of results. Here are four tips to help your employees get—and stay—focused, from guest columnist Shawn Doyle....
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| 05.16.2011 |
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Ensequence True to Its Name on Connected TV App
Ensequence rolls into the Connected TV space with its live traffic widget as TV makers continue to push Smart TV to the masses....
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| 04.08.2011 |
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Cable Is Cool Again?
There is legal wrangling and uncertainty over Time Warner Cable and Cablevision's iPad apps, but all of that has brought cable more attention—even if some programmers are not singing the apps’ praises. Is it cool to be cable now?...
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| 04.05.2011 |
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Paying a Premium for Movies
With news leaking out that Warner Bros, Sony, Universal and 20th Century Fox are prepping a $30 a pop VOD service for some movies 60 days after their theatrical debut, the naysayers are out in full force.
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| 09.07.2010 |
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Blazing Fast?
Not everyone is getting blazing fast broadband, according to the FCC’s latest Internet access study. Of the 113mln business and residential connections reported at the study’s mid-year ’09 date, only about 30% (34mln) were a minimum advertised speed of 3Mbps downstream and 768kbps upstream. ...
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| 08.24.2010 |
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Vote Cable
With cable expecting big political dollars this election season, a survey of CA registered voters shortly after the state’s June 8 primary is ramping up the optimism. In addition to cable's potential for reaching swing voters, the survey looks at interactive and VOD advertising. ...
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| 08.03.2010 |
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A Look at What Viewers are Watching Online
TV is still king among consumers, but online video continues to gain a foothold. Parks Associates recently analyzed the online video world and reports that roughly 40% of broadband households watch long-form video on a computer. And the amount of time watching video on a PC each week is substantial—about 4 hours. ...
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| 06.29.2010 |
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TV Execs Ready for Whole New World of Media
The TV industry is sounding much more comfortable these days with digital media and how to proceed based on comments at last week’s Hollywood Radio & TV Society panel. ...
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| 06.08.2010 |
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The iPhone 4 — Mixing It Up Again
It was perhaps the worst kept secret in tech for a few weeks running, but Apple’s unveiling of the iPhone 4 and accompanying iOS 4 operating system represents more than yet another glitzy excuse to hype a few new features. OK. It was kind of that. But...
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| 02.16.2010 |
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The Mobile Content Decade
In the 2010s, our mobile society will go into hyperdrive. Mobile video is no longer a luxury. It's fast becoming a utility—both in terms of user consumption and creation. Are you ready?...
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| 01.01.2010 |
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More Momentum for Mobility
Operators are angling for customers, coping with traffic and looking at alternative business models. Mobile advertising waits in the wings...
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| 11.16.2009 |
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Slow Going for Mobile Video
Guest columnist Peter Shapiro of PDS Consulting sees speed bumps and congestion on the way to the third video screen....
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| 11.01.2009 |
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Faster Down, Faster Up: Can’t Have One Without the Other
The return path, long the poor cousin to downstream in terms of throughput and spectrum allocation, is beginning to demand its due. Consumer behavior is driving the attention, with the explosion in popularity of video-rich, two-way applications now impacting...
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| 07.28.2009 |
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Comcast’s iPhone App
Comcast launched its first iPhone application on July 14, and it's actually pretty good—even if it's missing some vital features. CableFAX Exec Editor Michael Grebb reviews the new app, which may allow the MSO to seed the market in advance of TV Everywhere....
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| 07.01.2009 |
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Broadband: Upstream CNR
I’d venture a guess that many readers would agree that upstream plant issues can best be summed up as job security. Return path operation in two-way cable networks certainly has its share of challenges, among them maintaining decent carrier-to-noise...
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| 07.01.2009 |
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IPTV
Big cable operators grapple with issues such as CMTS bypass and over-the-top video, while telcos and small cable systems may have the latecomer advantage when it comes to IP video transport....
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| 04.01.2009 |
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Reality Check: Back to the Basics
A few years back, I was working for the engineering division of a large Canadian MSO that operated cable systems in both Canada and the United States. One of my duties was performing system technical audits - Canadian BP 23 testing of the Canadian systems and...
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