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Two professors from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Technical University of Bari, Italy have released a white paper detailing their testing of Akamai's HTTP-based adaptive video streaming technology. The paper includes a lot of charts and graphs on their testing methodology as well as the results. 
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A student paper about an end-to-end HbbTV lab using open source Avalpa's carousel OpenCaster (http://bit.ly/ierbmA) : very valuable information to jumpstart your own lab...
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Last week, the W3C held its Second Web & TV Workshop in Berlin. The workshop focused on the convergence of web technology and broadcasting. In other words, how will web and television work together to eventually merge?
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This Technology, a New York City-based start-up specializing in software for dynamic ad insertion, on Monday unveiled a free, open-source interconnect software solution called SoftLink. According to the company, SpotLink--which it says is immediately available--is a standards-based solution that connects SCTE-130-compliant Dynamic Advertising Insertion (DAI) systems to broadband ad servers, using the Interactive Advertising Bureau's (IAB) Video Advertising Serving Template standard.
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On the eve of Apple's cancellation of the Xserve, Active Storage, makers of the ActiveRAID storage system, announced the ActiveSAN appliance to provide an upgrade path for Xsan users. The ActiveSAN appliance uses Intel Nehalem hardware and utilizes Linux and the Quantum StorNext SAN file system.
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With this high density modular equipment, Harris brings a versatile option to actors involved in (ever-changing) head-end multi-purposes workflows...
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Or how a new service can potentially compete with one part of Akamai's business...
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After encoding.com for on-demand content, maybe a new cloud offer than can disrupt the live streaming market by taking out the multi-screen production constaints...
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Nextreaming, leading provider of multimedia software for handsets, announced the commercial availability of the latest NexPlayer SDK for Android and iOS, now supporting also adaptive streaming according to the Smooth Streaming standard. The Player SDK includes the latest features as defined by IIS, being compliant with the already available Smooth Streaming services.
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Doremi propose un nouvel outil très intéressant pour Final Cut Pro : exporter directement son montage en DCP (package pour le cinéma numérique). Cet outil est notamment dédié aux vidéastes indépendants qui veulent bénéficier d'une projection numérique en salle de leur film. C'est en fait le logiciel CineAsset qui est maintenant livré avec un plug-in pour FCP.
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The Mono Project, an open-source initiative sponsored by Novell, today announced the preview availability of Moonlight 4, an open source Linux implementation of Microsoft Silverlight. Having delivered Moonlight with full support for all prior version of Silverlight and preview support for Silverlight 4, including support of Microsoft-licensed codecs for Silverlight 3 and 4.
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Tvinci, a Tel Aviv-based company which last year announced that it had developed a "complete, end-to-end 'pay-OTT' video platform" aid Thursday that it has updated the platform to enable broadcasters to deliver content to HbbTV set-top boxes.
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Anevia’s support for WebM allows for compatibility with Google’s latest release of its Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS for mobile phones, tablets and TV sets running Google TV.
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Or why the (at least) dual screening is going to develop as the mainstream way of watching TV...
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New Flash & HTML5 templates open up concrete prototyping options for gTV wishing-to-be developers...
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Traditional streaming protocols still have great days coming up... See why here.
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