Anthony Smith-Chaigneau believes that deep down open standards in set-top architecture will prevail.
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
Vision without the telly
Are agencies letting their clients down by not having the tools of the trade themselves, asks Bill Gash?
“Switched Networking” – Key to Unlocking the Potential of Addressable Advertising
In the traditional point-to-multipoint model for television and video delivery, content is broadcast to all viewers in a continuous single programming stream. There is no ability to ‘switch’ content and select individual channels to send and transmit to particular users, says BigBand’s John Reister.
My first mobile TV
Mobile TV has been around since the ’70s, but is still searching for that elusive business model, writes John Strand
Bandwidth needed to widen Road to Damascus
Marcus Bicknell sees the iPhone through young eyes and an end to the 3G debate
French resistance
Jonathan Marks says that President Sarkozy’s plans for French international broadcasting are death by integration

"In an industry that experiences rapid change and often a confusing subsequent
constant supply of news, it is often refreshing to read an insightful perspective. Broadband
TV News and its editorial team regularly provide a context and
helpful analysis to breaking news.”
Broadband TV News is the must-read publication for those working in the Business of the Multiscreen Television. We deliver news, insight and data direct to your desktop. As well as our constantly updated website you can sign-up to our Daily and Weekly email bulletins.
Digital TV Eastern Europe NEW REPORT by Simon Murray of Digital TV Research. 2012 is a watershed year for Eastern Europe as the number of digital homes for 15 forecast countries will exceed the analogue total for the first time. This electronically-delivered,150-page report comes in three parts, a PDF file and two Excel workbooks. Countries covered include Russia and Ukraine.