Indiantelevision.com's Digital Edge Archives - 2007
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*PBA, Casbaa & Pemra to host Intl. forum titled 'A Digital Future for Pakistan'
*Mobile content service firm Motricity gets $50 mn investment from Carl Icahn
( 28 February 2007 )
* Telecom sector 'biggest success story'; Cisco, Alcatel for R&D investment: Economic Survey
* Trai takes on new member
* IP Video Test and Measurement market to witness high growth
* Efforts on to make IT available to rural areas: economic survey
* Ofcom to look into Sky buying into ITV
* Sharp launches new range of HDTVs
* NBA, YouTube challenge fans to post basketball moves
* Nat Geo announces global cell phone coverage solution
* TV hardware market in Asia worth $22 billion
*HP launches entertainment notebook PC
* TCS wins Qualcomm wireless reach Brew ap funding
* NBC's Sci Fi channel inks deal with Virgin Comics
* TDSAT upholds Rs 5 tariff by Trai, imposes costs on Star and Set Discovery
( 27 February 2007 )
* Cyber Game winners Indiagames brand ambassadors
* Eros Intnl acquires global distn rights for 'Nishabd'
* Digitalization of films can help end piracy, save foreign exchange
* Rationalise excise duty, Vat on TV, STBs: Planning Commission
( 26 February 2007 )
* Sun ready, DTH play becoming hot chase for satellite space
*Excel videos line up Oscar Film Festival on DVD
* Fox acquires ad tech firm to boost MySpace
* Committee narrows down on Telecom 07 themes
* MSN survey reveals softer side of male gamers
* Dishtv, Tata Sky plan schemes for World Cup
* IBM study predicts 23 per cent rise in new media sales
* France to set pace for digital TV in Europe: Study
* Govt targets 20 mn broadband subscribers by 2010
* Tata Sky files case against Sun TV in Delhi High Court
( 24 February 2007 )
*eBay India celebrates Cricket Mania with Mandira Bedi
*Government committed to bridging digital divide: President
*DTT should be completed in Delhi by 2010
*Indya.com gears up for cricket World Cup
( 23 February 2007 )
*FDI nod for Sun's DTH
*Zee Turner: Budget should stop double taxation from broadcasters
*Casbaa lauds Philippines in piracy case
*Tata Sky to pump in Rs 20 billion, expects break even in 5-7 years
( 22 February 2007 )
*Trai pitches for duty slash on STB components, seeks removal of entertainment tax on cable TV
*BKN seals new media deal with Digital Music Group
*DoT grants ILD & NLD licenses for BT India
*Sony to allow movie, TV downloads on Playstation 3
*Viacom partners with online global TV distribution platform Joost
*CII moots 5% customs duty on imported STBs in bid to boost local manufacture
*Ficci seeks widespread benefits, exemptions for digital cinema
( 21 February 2007 )
*Reliability issues turn off mobile TV users in Europe
*Trai faces QoS issue to ensure improved Cas rollout
*Isro being approached for more transponders for DD Direct
*XM, Sirius satellite radios announce merger
( 20 February 2007 )
*CNN goes live for the first time with 3G
*PCCW bags rights for Italian Serie A soccer
*Ofcom to review Sky's DTT plan
*Nielsen, DirecTV to test measurement of interactive viewing
*Echostar buys a stake in South Korea’s TU Media
( 19 February 2007 )
*Blackout continues, Karnataka cable ops plan rally
*Two convergence meets on the Anvil next month
*Most rapid DTH growth to come from Asia
( 17 February 2007 )
*MTV, Adobe showcase mobile applications at 3GSM conference
*Broadband growth ups demand for premium online content in North America
( 16 February 2007 )
*Hungama Mobile, Adlabs showcase Marigold at 3GSM World Congress
*CAS REVIEW: MSOs claim adequate STB stocks, admit consumer order slowdown
*AIR conducts trial runs for digital short wave
*MTV goes digital for 'Aila Tendulkar'
( 15 February 2007 )
*WorldSpace kicks off satellite awards initiative
*The History Channel's 'Great Battles of Rome' to be adapted as a video game
*Vodafone, Telefónica, Orange, 3UK report results from TDtv trial
*Internet TV broadcaster JumpTV adds 11 channels to lineup
*HBO launches SVoD service in the UK
*BBC in content deal with Chinese portal
*Adobe Flash Lite to support video for mobile handsets
*ABC to give 'Lost' fans a Valentine's Day treat
*Nielsen's new service to offer insights, services from TV STB data
( 14 February 2007 )
*STB availability key to Cas success
*BT survey encashes big budget Asian weddings
*Eros Intnl's music downloads on Apple iTunes, Real Rhapsody
*Thomson invests in Paprikaas Animation Studios
*Rainbow Media sells women's entertainment slate to international broadcasters
( 13 February 2007 )
*Trai not for mandated Cas in rest of India
*Bollywood goes mobile with Barcelona launch
*ETV Bangla to become pay channel in Kolkata CAS areas
*WorldSpace to celebrate Valentine's Day with a special offer
*Spymac unleashes its web 2.0 community for video chat, movies, music
*Broadband TV network dedicated to romance launches in the US on Valentine's Day
*Qualcomm to demonstrate its mobile TV solutions at 3GSM World Congress 2007
*MTNL launches value add service 'Broadband with Wi-Fi'
*Global mobile content, services market to top $150 billion by 2011
*HT Mobile selects Intec architecture solution
*ESPN US in mobile deal with MediaFlo
( 12 February 2007 )
*Mumbai leads STB penetration, SEC A early adopters: Tam
*Cas workshop on 12 February in Mumbai
*Hungama Mobile ties up with T-Series for music download
*Cisco offers debt to cable operators, pushes Scientific Atlanta STBs
*AIR's digitalisation to stretch beyond 2015
*Taj Television, TNMG in interactive progamming, distribution agreement
*Sky to launch new pay service on DTT in UK
( 10 February 2007 )
*Telefónica, Alcatel - Lucent conducting a pilot project for mobile interactive multimedia services in Spain
*ABC to add more features to its broadband video player
( 9 February 2007 )
*RPG Cellucom makes quiet entry with select stores
*Samsung launches mobile tracker phones in India
*Jump Games inks deal with Honest Ent for 'Fido Dido' license
( 8 February 2007 )
*Cas paves way for consolidation
*Excel launches Kukunoor's film DOR on DVD
*DVB-H set to be future of mobile TV: report
*MTNL launches Broadband with Wi-Fi in Delhi
*IPTV worldwide subscribers reach 3.6 million
*Ericsson, Turner to develop international mobile services
*IPTV likely to generate significant revenue within first three years: Accenture survey
( 7 February 2007 )
*Wal-Mart launches movie downloads service
*Trai conducts digitalization round table
*Vh1, Nokia to create music video from 'user generated content'
*Dopod Communication unveils Windows mobile PDA phone - D600 in India
( 6 February 2007 )
* Pyramid Saimira inks JV with Malaysian co. to set up theatre chain
*Netflix launches marketing campaign for Academy Awards
*Oscar.com to unleash content ahead of the Academy awards
*Tivo selects The Kaplan Thaler Group to lead ad efforts
*Insat-4B to launch on 10 March
( 5 February 2007 )
*Viacom asks YouTube to remove unauthorized clips
*Viewers use online video to play catch up: NBC Study
*Telecom innovation in the US being led by broadband deployment: FCC
*Most Americans are unaware of Digital TV transition: Study
*bbcnews.com to hold mobile photo contest for South Asia
( 3 February 2007 )
*Digital online content revenues to touch €8.3 billion in 2010 in Europe
( 2 February 2007 )
*WWIL likely to raise $100 million via QIP
*Atari to bring video game 'Godzilla: Unleashed' to Wii, Nintendo DS & PSP
*BBC iPlayer gets a cautious go-ahead from Ofcom
*PC sales in first half of 2006 touch 2.96 million
*Youtube is affecting TV viewing in the US
*HDTV alliance established in Beijing
*IMG acquires mobile media solutions provider Nunet
*IPTV touted as the new growth frontier for telecom, internet service providers
*[V] to be largest pay-TV music service provider in S'pore
*Casbaa to organise satellite industry forum in Singapore in June
*PayMate partners OnMobile to allow consumers to pay bills via mobile phones
*WWIL likely to raise $100 million via QIP
( 1 February 2007 )
  
 
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