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Interactive TVInteractive TV probably is the wave of the future. This is digitially delivered programming whose signal carries interactive enhancements that viewers can activate from a set top box display interface. Interactive applications include electronic program guides, pay-per-view programming, games, and clicking to save promoted programs or telescoped advertising. Most promising of all are the click-to-purchase applications. Canoe Floats VOD, Interactive DemosTim's Pick:
Canoe Floats VOD, Interactive Demos
Submitted by DeeDee Banks on Fri, 2010-07-23 18:49.
Summary: Canoe Ventures will roll out the first public looks at two key projects from inside its boathouse. The company, the joint venture of the six largest U.S. cable companies, will show off an initial interactive-TV advertising feature publicly for the first time at the 2010 Cable Show, as well as how it expects to deliver dynamic video-on-demand ads nationwide. On Demand Summit: Time Warner Cable Exec Talks Up IPTV FutureTim's Pick:
On Demand Summit: Time Warner Cable Exec Talks Up IPTV Future
Submitted by DeeDee Banks on Fri, 2010-07-23 16:32.
Summary: Time Warner Cable's New York City system is doing a trial of "TV Everywhere" online viewing of premium content for authenticated subscribers and the cable operator is gearing up for an IPTV trial at the end of the year, the system's top engineering executive said at an industry conference Wednesday. He said TWC is moving toward a "big pipe" approach, delivering content to an edge device in the home, one with a hard drive and caching capabilities, that can link to computers, iPads, iPods, any device on which a subscriber wants to view content.
Augmented Reality Billboard Puts Passersby in a Street Fight
Submitted by sclarke@hawthor... on Wed, 2010-07-21 02:46.
On Demand Summit: Time Warner Cable Exec Talks Up IPTV FutureTim's Pick:
On Demand Summit: Time Warner Cable Exec Talks Up IPTV Future
Submitted by DeeDee Banks on Mon, 2010-07-19 02:26.
Summary: Time Warner Cable's New York City system is doing a trial of "TV Everywhere" online viewing of premium content for authenticated subscribers and the cable operator is gearing up for an IPTV trial at the end of the year. .James Manchester, regional president of network operations and engineering in the company's New York City system, mentioned those events in the context of how TWC sees "the home of the future" developing "Touching Stories" App Offers Four Interactive Short Films, Designed Specifically for the iPad
Submitted by sclarke@hawthor... on Wed, 2010-07-14 03:13.
Google TV Is A Bigger Deal Than You ThinkTim's Pick:
Google TV Is A Bigger Deal Than You Think
Submitted by DeeDee Banks on Sun, 2010-06-27 22:16.
Summary: It has only been a few weeks since Google announced it would create a brave, new world with its Google TV platform. In all the reactions and the commentary, I have been amazed at how little people understand what's really going on here. Let me summarize: Google TV is a bigger deal than you think. What Will Google's Real TV Strategy Be?Tim's Pick:
What Will Google's Real TV Strategy Be?
Submitted by DeeDee Banks on Thu, 2010-06-10 20:07.
Summary: The network programming, cable programming, DVR, movies, and all of the expanded computer-based and web content that you view through the TV comprises the centerpiece of the household media experience. This is information to be organized, and it was inevitable that Google would start to dip its toes into this world. What I Took Away From The Cable Show (other than the tsotchkes), plus A Brief Google TV Note (For Now)Tim's Pick:
What I Took Away From The Cable Show (other than the tsotchkes), plus A Brief Google TV Note (For Now)
Submitted by DeeDee Banks on Thu, 2010-06-10 19:48.
Summary: Week before last I attended The Cable Show (aka NCTA) in LA – the glitz of the cable network side of the business with the raw excitement of the cable operators’ initiatives (maybe raw excitement is overstating it). Nonetheless, there were some interesting trends in evidence, here’s a topline look at some of them.
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