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Czech Cable Conference
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Czech Broadband CAEC 2008 – PRAGUE. On May 6 Chris Dziadul is in Prague for the annual conference of CAEC, the Czech cable TV association, formerly known as CACC. Read his reports in Broadband TV News

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Canal Digital faces subscriber squeeze

Heavy competition from rival platforms put further pressure on Canal Digital in the first quarter. Although Telenor Satellite Broadcasting describes subscriber numbers as “stable”, the number watc. […] Read the story »

 

French TV platforms – an overview of DTT and DTH

France has an interesting digital TV market with DTT, DTH, cable and IPTV all present. According to the most recent Digital Barometer from TDF, DTT is the most widely available service, with 22.9% of. […] Read the story »

 

UPC claims success with day and date VOD titles

UPC Nederland has been very successful with the first trial of day & date VOD titles, which include recent blockbusters such as Harry Potter, Ocean’s 13 and 300 from Warner Home Video. Made avai. […] Read the story »

 

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Speaker's Corner

Vision without the telly
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Are agencies letting their clients down by not having the tools of the trade themselves, asks Bill Gash? Read the story »

Clover's Week

Freesat’s brilliant idea
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Freesat must be given time to find its place in the market, but the public service broadcasters should make up their minds where they stand, writes Julian Clover Read the story »

Chris Dziadul

UPC’s defining year
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2008 is likely to go down as a defining year for Liberty Global and its operations in Central and Eastern Europe. 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.

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Video

Can Hi-Tech bring families closer?

Some tech companies are asserting high technology can bring families together.

High Technology such as computers, cell phones, or hand held devices have separated families from having quality time together. But now, some tech companies are asserting that High Technology like big screen HDTVs, HD DVDs and family friendly video games can provide new ways for families to have fun together.

Kyoko Gasha reports for Reuters.

Events Diary

    May 14, 2008 - May 16, 2008
    Future TV Show 2008
    Grimaldi Forum, Monaco
    Web: www.futuretvevent.com
    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
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