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Category Archives: IPTV
Google’s Youtube, changing the face of Reporting.
Recently Youtube announced a new channel specifically for producers who make news type content. http://www.youtube.com/blog?entry=Em6c795bzc0 This announcement makes Youtube a portal for NEWS by independent reporters. Social technologies will obviously be used to bring hi-quality and items of social interest … Continue reading
Posted in Film Making, IPTV, google
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Discussion with Philip Hodgetts about the digital TV future.
Philip Hodgetts is a well known Digital Media Guru. Over the years we have formed a friendship based around our passion for digital media technolgies. Following is transcript of a recent discussion about future trends on digital TV. It has … Continue reading
Predictions for Apples upcoming announcments with 3G-IPhone
The iPhone again is generating huge hype. With the soon to be released 3G version. Other rumors revolve around a new touch pad type device. All this is very interesting, but I personally think its quite easy to predict Apples … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, IPTV
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Adobe, the Apple killer.
If you follow my blog, you will notice that I take a lot of effort in looking at Adobe and what they are doing with their flash technology. To help position this post, let me first refer to previous posts … Continue reading
BBC shows how standards based online video = Mass adoption
I common theme of my blog is is the road map to the future of Video on the net. In short, the use and implementation of proprietary processes and set top boxes is going nowhere fast. I have also referenced … Continue reading