Archive for the ‘digital TV security’ Category

IBC 2010: What’s Exciting for Service Providers; What’s Exciting for Consumers

I was going to start with the same sentence as last time when returning from the IPTV World Forum in London: “sitting at a cafe in Heathrow airport sipping a cup of very good coffee…” But since the IBC 2010 was in Amsterdam, I had to say goodbye to The Netherlands by indulging in a [...]

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Nokia Siemens Networks Puts its Stamp on Pay-TV and OTT Convergence

As a long-standing partner to Nokia Siemens Networks (back when they were just Siemens), we are proud to provide the integrated over-the-top (OTT) security component in the company’s recently launched Ubiquity TV. We have been vocal in our position of how pay-TV operators should integrate OTT and adaptive rate streaming technologies with existing managed networks [...]

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Anticipated Themes for IBC 2010

The majority of our conversations with digital TV operators these days are focused on, ‘what’s next?’ I mentioned this earlier this year, and the main themes still exist. Operators are evaluating the best, and most-cost effective ways to enhance their network that will improve their competitive profile, capture additional revenue or simply better serve current [...]

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Non-proprietary DRM Standards Unlock Market, Helps Assure Consumer Confidence

DECE and Project Canvas have selected open, non-proprietary DRM standards to secure content in these ground-breaking initiatives, including Marlin.

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Q&A with Videonet’s John Moulding on the Whole Home Video Debate, Part 2 of 2

Part II of our interview with Editor John Moulding who recently completed the “Supporting the ‘any screen, anywhere’ video consumer,” report now available on Videonet. We tackle the drivers behind whole home video, current definitions of “cloud-based TV” and the technical challenges that operators still need to overcome to meet consumers’ expectations.

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Implications of Project Canvas Selection of Marlin as DRM Standard

Project Canvas Selects Marlin as DRM Standard. Even in this new video delivery age, a strong core security platform provides the essential support for revenue generating services and complements the fundamental free-to-air and catch-up services central to the Canvas vision.

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Meet us at HITEC to Secure Your Entertainment

IP video delivery in hospitality applications has the most advanced and cost effective technology. Visit us at HITEC to see how VCAS for IPTV can secure your premium content and VOD services.

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IPTV is Dead, Long Live IP & TV: Significance of Comcast’s Fiber Network

Comcast Media Center has just announced its new fiber-based solution to more efficiently deliver a complete wholesale programming lineup to cable MSOs and its HITS affiliates. Why is this such a big deal? Our assessment is that the new platform is one facet of a seismic shift in the cable industry that has been long [...]

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