Indiantelevision.com's Digital Edge Archives - 2007
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*Govt. outlines ambitions plan to increase broadband
* HTMT's media business posts profit in Q1
*VSNL launches dedicated global internet for Australia
* NDTV Labs appoints Saurabh Malhotra as COO
*Zee content now available to IdeaTV subscribers
( 31 July 2007 )
*Quickflix in campaign with Harvey Norman to add customers
*Spike TV in deal with comic book icon Stan Lee for ringtones
*Linden Lab's 'Second Life' bans online gambling
* Wikia to launch search engine that rivals Google, Yahoo
*Tivo appoints Karen Bressner as senior VP ad sales
( 30 July 2007 )
* In Cas areas, digital cable leads over DTH
*CBS to broadcast video gaming event for television
* YouTube to launch copyright protection software in September
*Online video content gains audiences in US
* Nielsen US launches video game measurement service
* Eutelsat FY net quadruplues to $230 million
* ESPN, MediaFlo, Verizon partner for mobile TV sports channel
* 32 million next-gen DVD players to be sold in US by 2011
* BBC makes TV shows available for free download
* BBC to review its online service
( 28 July 2007 )
* British Telecom scraps Virgin Mobile's fledgling mobile TV service
*BenQ unveils new range of 17 inch LCD monitors
*Google, Sprint Nextel to develop mobile portal
* Xbox DVD player cuts price by 10%
* Older Americans less keen to shift to digital TV: Study
* Microsoft to acquire online ad exchange AdECN
* Moser Baer signs $880 million sourcing deal with REC Group
( 27 July 2007 )
*Saregama proposes JV with Australian firm for optical media manufacture
* MSN is online partner for The Crossroads Guitar Festival
* Microsoft replaces Google to offer advt solutions for Digg
( 26 July 2007 )
*Trai releases paper on HITS for rapid digitalisation
*Rajat Jain joins mobile2win as MD & CEO
*Sify launches video site for Chennai
*Nokia acquires Twango to beef up multimedia offerings
* Joost selects Level 3 to support on-demand net TV
*Tivo introduces new HD DVR
*techTribe gets funding from 3 VCs
*Mobile video channel launched for History Channel US
* Mobiles are likely status symbol for Indian youth: Study
* Philips launches Wall Theatre range in India
* Ubisoft to create video game for Cameron's 'Avatar'
( 25 July 2007 )
*Mipcom info now available on 'Second Life'
*Netflix reduces online DVD rental fees
* JVC launches HD hard disk drive camcorder
* Cyberport to hold Game On exhibition in Asia
( 24 July 2007 )
* Sony launches three channels on SingTel's mioTV
*Online content to touch $15 billion revenue in US by 2010
* US consumers value programming over picture quality
* After Google, now Microsoft to curtail web-search storage
( 23 July 2007 )
* Reliance's Bluemagic to use Measat-3 satellite for DTH
* Zee to expand mobile platform; in talks with foreign telcos
* Voom HD marks multi-channel launch in Asia
* Star expands into video gaming league
* Babelgum to have online channel dedicated to Giffoni Film Festival
* UK private equity firm Ashmore takes 49% in Jagjit Kohli's new cable venturel
( 21 July 2007 )
*Future Group's Pantaloon Retail inks JV with Axiom Telecom
* Microsoft launches 'Project Shutter' for photographers
* Facebook acquires non-profit browser Parakey
* CinemaNow upgrades features for Xbox users
( 20 July 2007 )
*Percept launches Percept Knorigin with initial investment of $5 million
*Star Cricket ties in WWIL, eyeing Hathway deal to sum up distribution
*Zapak.com launches game based on Tamil movie 'Kireedam'
*Digicable gets green signal for FDI in cable systems
* Aarzoo.com launches monsoon packages
* 81 million people in the US watch broadband video
* Clent Richardson appointed Tivo chief marketing officer
* Google to cut down on storage of web cookies
( 19 July 2007 )
*Microsoft launches Windows Mobile 6 in India
*Goldstone signs content deal with Shemaroo
*Bharti Airtel awards network expansion contract to Ericsson
*Indiagames and PopCap partner for GoD service
*Microsoft gaming boss Peter Moore to join EA sports
( 18 July 2007 )
*ESS enters deal with Dish TV for Star Cricket
*BT Vision to offer live Premier Football League
* LG, Samsung top mobile TV phone brands in US: Study
( 17 July 2007 )
*Dish TV Q1 net loss at Rs 898 million, revenue up
*ESPN signs on Incablenet for Star Cricket, deals with other big MSOs in the offing
*Nokia launches N77 with mobile TV features
*Boomj.com adds movie features
*Reliance acquires US based Yipes Holdings for $300 million
*Sony relaunches video sharing site, renames it Crackle
*MusicNet expands offerings, changes name to MediaNet Digital
*Logitech introduces laser mouse for PC navigation
*Intel joins OLPC in social initiative to give away laptops
* Valerio Zingarelli is Babelgum CEO
( 16 July 2007 )
*Shekhar Kapur to speak at X|Media|Lab's Melbourne conference in August
*VH1 launches press website
*Visiware launches games on TrueVisions in Thailand
* Tivo in deal with Amazon.com for movies and TV shows to broadband subscribers
*MySpace has 70 mn monthly unique users in US
*Bet Networks unveils net video initiative in UK
*BBC to launch audio content download site
* AT&T to use Sun servers to power IP-based video service
( 14 July 2007 )
*TDSAT gives TataSky 2 weeks to pay Zee Rs 90 million
*Nokia launches competition to find ’rulers of the mobile world’
*All villages to get broadband connectivity by 2012
*Samsung unveils a new range of LCD televisions
*Mathew Littlefors joins UKTV as controller
( 13 July 2007 )
*Microsoft, Sify join hands for 'Microsoft Unlimited Potential'
*Naukri.com launches career guidance website
*Delhi power cos ordered not to cut cables of LCOs, MSOs
*Reliance Communications awards Huawei $200 million contract for network expansion
* IT minister advises BSNL to re-examine GSM tenders
( 12 July 2007 )
*Videocon approaches Isro for six Ku-band transponders to launch DTH
*Alcatel-Lucent launches terrestrial transmitter offer for mobile TV broadcasting
*DC Comics to launch Zudacomics.com
*eBay India adds new features for faster transactions
*Lonely Planet TV launches on searchforvideo
* Internet TV to touch $26 billion in 2011
( 11 July 2007 )
*WWIL writes off Rs 562 million
*Rediff launches iShare, ties up with Zee's 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa'
* BenQ launches E61 mobile phone in India
( 10 July 2007 )
*Cable & Wireless inks IPTV deal with Inuk
*India's telecom services touches Rs 1076 billion
*Sony slashes PS3 price by $100
*India ranks lowest in net penetration, South Korea tops in Asia Pacific region
*Trai has powers to regulate broadcasting, control tariff: HC
* Neo Sports in deal with The New Media Group for Japan, Korea & Taiwan
*Chevrolet uses net for global ad campaign
( 9 July 2007 )
*MTNL, Aksh Optifibre launch IPTV in Delhi
*Mediacorp to launch HDTV in Singapore by year-end
* Reliance Communication, Qualcomm collaborate On CDMA2000 expansion in India
*Mediaware Infotech launches ERP solution for broadcasting & ad industry
* BBC to review its digital creative roster
( 7 July 2007 )
*Microsoft to spend $1 billion on XBox360 repairs
* Eros joins TitleMatch DVD on-demand service
*The Filmcorporation to relaunch industry resource portal
( 6 July 2007 )
*One Alliance channels off Asianet; Tdsat hearing on 6 July
*Kolkata government to send report on Cas extension next week
* 'The Larry Sander Show' available on iTunes store
*Baidu.com & RMG partner to offer online music streaming
( 5 July 2007 )
*Tdsat asks Incablenet to pay Zee Turner Rs 2 million
*MTV networks available on Freewire IPTV
*Tdsat asks Trai to reconsider Neo's pricing in 2 months
*Nokia teams up with Malayalam Manorama to offer vernacular news on mobile phones
*AOL spruces up video portal
*Amazon.com, Microsoft team up to help independent fiilmmakers jump into HD DVD
*Incablenet president Manoj Motwani quits; Nagesh Chabria takes over
*EU examines HD DVD format rivalry
( 4 July 2007 )
* CASBAA appeals against cable firm on copyright issue
*Zapak.TV premieres music videos of 'Cash'
( 3 July 2007 )
* Yahoo Messenger conducts survey to mark 25th anniversary of emoticons
* Jason Kilar to head NBC Universal, News Corp's online video JV
*Zapak.com celebrates F1 fever
*Western Digital introduces DVR Expander
*MTV US launches site for viewers personal journeys
( 2 July 2007 )
  
 
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