C-DOCSIS Gains Some Steam
C-DOCSIS, a modification of cable's IP platform that was originally developed for China's high-density multi-dwelling unit (MDU) environment, has made some strides this year and is on the cusp of reaching a deployment milestone, according to Broadcom, the chipmaker that is championing the technology. More»
Comcast Trials Aim To Unlock VOD Ad Dollars, Measure TV Binge Viewing
In work that could boost cable's ability to monetize ad-supported TV series delivered on-demand and track binge viewing, Comcast, Nielsen and a growing number of broadcasters are testing out a new, measureable approach that enables advertisers to dynamically insert fresh spots into the most recently aired shows, as well as into all prior episodes in a given TV season. More»
Microsoft Weaves Xbox Video Into The Web
Microsoft has launched a Web-facing store front for Xbox Video, adding an outlet that will complement its distribution on the just-launched Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PCs and tablets that run Windows 8.1. Microsoft is also developing a version of Xbox Video that will run on Windows Phone. More»
TiVo Adds Record MSO Subs in Q3
TiVo added about 295,000 subscribers from its pay-TV partnerships in the third quarter, a record in the category that helped it boost its total sub base to 3.9 million, a 32% year-over-year increase. More»
Comcast On Pace To Complete IPv6 Network Rollout By Early 2014
Comcast has deployed native IPv6 support to more than 75% of its broadband network, making it the world's largest, and said it is now on pace to complete the job by early 2014. More»
TWC, Bright House Get Showtime Anytime
Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks are the latest pay-TV providers to gain access to Showtime Anytime, the premium programmer's authenticated TV Everywhere service. More»
|
