Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 November 2005 | Tagged as: Advertising, Content, TiVo, USA
TiVo are planning a service to target TV adverts at the viewer. Sofa-dwelling viewers will be able to seek out product information on their TV.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 November 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Music, Portable, USA
Research reveals that 25-44 yr olds are the dominant downloaders reports JupiterResearch.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 29 November 2005 | Tagged as: Cellular, Mobile, Platforms, Wireless
Like technological rabbits, Samsung’s offspring keep on appearing. The latest is a WiFi do it all.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 29 November 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Google
New Google service will let customers yack to advertisers for nowt, all through a click.
Posted by Tim Bourne on 29 November 2005 | Tagged as: 3G, Business, Digital TV, DVB-H, Europe, Interactive TV (iTV)
Looks like things are heating up in TV/mobile convergence. 3G operator, 3 Italia, are buying a national TV broadcaster.
Posted by Tim Bourne on 29 November 2005 | Tagged as: Business, TiVo, Uncategorized, USA, Video on Demand (VoD)
There’s no shock that the US TV networks are compaining about TiVo the customers download shows to portable players. NBC is the first one up.
Posted by Lawrence on 28 November 2005 | Tagged as: Cellular, Mobile, Platforms
Lawrence tells us that teenagers don’t like retro and he certainly can’t see the point of a carrying an ’80s Motorola Brick – even if it has been converted to work again.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 28 November 2005 | Tagged as: Broadband, Distribution, Research, UK
European broadband adoption rapidly reaching saturation point – so say Datamonitor.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 November 2005 | Tagged as: _events
Key themes at the IPTV Asia Forum 2005 event will include;
Different roll out and launch strategies of Asian IPTV Operators
How Asian IPTV operators can clearly differentiate themselves from other pay TV operators
New partnerships between operator and content provider; what is the role of IPTV within existing digital TV strategies?
New business models emerging around IPTV services; bundling the triple play, what the consumer is prepared to pay for?
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 November 2005 | Tagged as: Broadband, Distribution, UK
We’re current fans of MetroNet – they provide broadband to Digital-Lifestyles HQ. Today, we’ve learnt that they been bought by PlusNet in a £1.7m cash deal.
