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Just a note that we just released an important foundation report that examines the impact of emerging digital media models on traditional audiovisual industries...
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| Jul 18, 2007
Ofcom's Ayre report on premium rate telephony and television participation services is a damning indictment of "systemic" practices in the UK TV industry. The ...
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| Jul 18, 2007
Make sure you're sitting down with a stiff Scotch: amidst the damning indictment of the practices of major UK broadcasters, buried in Ofcom Chief Executive Ed R...
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| Jul 11, 2007
Sky gave its latest trading statement in a presentation this morning in advance of full year results in a couple of weeks. The results illustrate how Sky has be...
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| Jul 10, 2007
Given that Sony released the news of the $499 60GB console two days before E3 opens, we can expect further significant announcements at the press conference tom...
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| Jul 06, 2007
I'm not sure which is more frightening - the fact that I started my analyst career 20 years ago today, July 6th 1987, or the fact that I remember the date so cl...
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| Jul 05, 2007
With our thoughts turning to sandy beaches and summer sun (UK readers sheltering from the latest downpour may vaguely remember this) Mike Foley of the Bluetooth...
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| Jul 05, 2007
According to a report in the Hollywood Reporter, spending on DVDs in the US fell 2% in the first half of this year. The article concentrates on movie titles, as...
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| Jul 04, 2007
Back in March, Virgin Media subscribers lost access to Sky channels, and many observers predicted 10s if not 100s of thousands of Virgin customers would defect ...
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| Jun 27, 2007
The BBC has announced the launch of its iPlayer for July 27th, several months earlier than expected. The iPlayer will be free to use (for UK licence fee payers)...
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| Jun 22, 2007
A couple of footnotes to previous posts on the next-gen disc saga. 1 - Blockbuster’s decision to roll out BD discs to 1700 stores, keeping HD-DVD to only 250. 2...
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| Jun 20, 2007
The NXTcomm convention is under way at McCormick Place in Chicago. The exhibition floor is populated by all the right names, but it somehow doesn't seem quite a...
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| Jun 13, 2007
Further signs that the next gen DVD format war is swinging decisively towards Blu-Ray - in spite of all Sony's problems with PS3. Toshiba yesterday cut its US 2...
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| May 30, 2007
One of the perennial questions we get asked is, what will be the next TV display technology? We have been predicting the dominance of LCD for at least the last ...
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| May 30, 2007
Analyst conferences are a good way to get an quick fire update on a company's strategy, so I'm spending a valuable couple of days in Boston with Alcatel-Lucent....
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| May 21, 2007
Well, good job I put a questionmark after the last entry title. Canal Digital confirmed to me today that standard definition TV will not be shut down in 2008. H...
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| May 17, 2007
A couple of items recently that suggest Europe is accelerating towards a high definition TV future. First, it has been reported that Canal Digital, one of Scand...
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| May 05, 2007
I was one of the first customers to sign up to Sky's pioneering DVR service, Sky+, back in 2001, as I previously blogged. Sky's excellent customer records have ...
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| May 03, 2007
... look out of the window, of course, or, possibly, watch the Weather Channel in HD, which presumably should be just as good, depending on how often you get yo...
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| Apr 17, 2007
europe hd device forecast
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