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The 3DTV buzz machine has been speeding along at high velocity, especially on the heels of recent news that major cable operators were offering live 3D broadcasts of The Masters golf tournament Continue reading
The interactive telecommunications arena as it applies to telehealth is showing signs of potentially exploding in the coming year, and to say that it is a tremendous growth area for cable operators and various other service providers is quite the … Continue reading
SCTE (www.scte.org) helped put a definitive new stick in the ground when it recently announced the publication of three new industry technical standards that provide cable ops with new reliability tools to ensure, measure and improve the customer experience. These … Continue reading
For years, the cable industry has cited advanced advertising as a significant area for growth to expand on the profit potentials of its video services. Advertisers are demanding new ways to surgically target subscribers based on factors like specific viewing preferences and demographic data. They’re also keen to see the day when it’s a widespread reality where TV viewers use their remotes to click on ads for more info or even order an advertised product, not unlike the way consumers currently interact with Web ads. Continue reading
Voice and data services to business customers continue to offer a hefty revenue opportunity for cable operators, but those juicy prospects come with their own special set of engineering challenges. The small- and medium-business (SMB) space has long been underserved … Continue reading
Google certainly got the buzz machine humming a couple weeks ago with its announcement that it plans to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks in a small number of trial locations across the United States. As you’ve no doubt … Continue reading
