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| 02.07.2012 |
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When TVE Isn’t Everywhere—Challenges of Implementing Service for Smaller MSOs
The recent deal between Disney and Comcast shows TV Everywhere is making some progress in the industry. But if you’re the little guy, you’re probably not first in line to score a seat at the table. Here's how some small ops are meeting the challenges....
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| 01.03.2012 |
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Q&A With Rovi's Jeff Siegel
As the number of connected devices in the home continues to grow, search and discovery functions enabling personal choice are becoming more sophisticated. CableFAX spoke with Jeff Siegel, SVP of worldwide advertising for digital entertainment company Rovi, about the next gen guide's functionality and the company’s plans for the new year....
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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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| 11.08.2011 |
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Sister Pub CT’s Inaugural Platinum Award Winners
CableFAX sister pub Communications Technology has selected the winners of its first annual Platinum Awards, honoring excellence in tech products and marketing. Here’s a sneak peak at some of the top-notch products and services on the list....
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| 06.21.2011 |
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The Week After...
Well, folks... Another Cable Show is behind us, and what did we learn? That Chicago traffic is insane! Oh, and maybe a few other things outlined here......
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| 06.21.2011 |
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Appapalooza
Apps are coming on strong, and a new Flurry Analytics study finds that more people now use apps than browsers to access Web content. What does this mean for cable? Plenty....
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| 06.07.2011 |
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Sweet Home Chicago...
As the industry gears up for Cable Connection Week in Chicago, here are just a few predictions of what will have the industry buzzing next week....
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| 05.24.2011 |
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The Many Rivers of Cash
It's almost impossible to predict how exactly the cable industry will monetize content in the future, but it seems certain that large, reliable revenue streams will become splintered and more complicated to collect. Could that eventually be a good thing?...
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| 05.10.2011 |
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Skype's the Limit...
Microsoft plans to pay a boatload to buy Skype. As Smart TV becomes more interactive and collaborative viewing of shows more popular, should cable worry?...
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| 04.12.2011 |
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Make Way for Telecom
Not to be bested by Comcast-NBCU, telecom merger activity seems to be ramping up as everyone vyes for coolness and consumers keeping chomping at the bits....
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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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Money and Content
As the controversy over iPad streaming apps continues to churn, perhaps it's time for less legal posturing and more talking between parties who both have a lot to gain or lose here....
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| 03.29.2011 |
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Q&A with Ipsos' Bruce Friend
Research expert Charlene Weisler talks to Ipsos' Bruce Friend about cable content's evolution, "virtual ethnography" and why you have to be careful when asking people what they want....
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| 01.31.2011 |
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Egypt and OTT
Recent changes in the media business hardly compare to the sweeping revolt taking place in Egypt, but it's interesting to remember that people who feel oppressed eventually rise up. And when that happens, every regime faces a choice....
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| 01.10.2011 |
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The Verizon iPhone and You
As Verizon announces this week that it will finally offer Apple's iPhone to its customers, the long-term implications for cable operators' broadband product are many....
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| 11.30.2010 |
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Neutrality Duality
Are we siloing ourselves into oblivion? A new piece by Tim Berners-Lee makes us all think as the net neutrality debate rages on. But do we really know what we want?...
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| 11.17.2010 |
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The Atypical Technologist - An Interview with Comcast's Cathy Avgiris
In an extended version of our interview in CableFAX: The Magazine, Comcast Cable's Cathy Avgiris talks about her new role as SVP/GM of Communications and Data Services and the strategies behind growing the business and creating more subscriber value through a mix of video, voice and data....
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| 11.16.2010 |
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The Mobile Masses
In the eyes of mobility minded consumers, the physical cord tethering them to the Internet doesn't really exist anymore. The cable industry needs to understand this psychological shift and ultimately avoid grasping too tightly onto the wired world....
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| 10.26.2010 |
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An OTT Forecast That's Not So Grim
While distributors continue to say that over-the-top video is not much of a factor today, most seem to be aware that it could be. That’s certainly the case for ad agency research firm MagnaGlobal, which earlier this month modified its on demand forecasts to account for OTT product offerings. But don’t think that means it scaled its forecast back. ...
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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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