With perhaps one exception, the key technical issues related to the Enhanced Binary Interchange Format — EBIF — have more or less been settled. Experts say that the technology has firmly entered the deployment phase and that it is getting … Continue reading →
Spring Cleaning: Multiscreen and Server Space
Posted on by Ron Hendrickson
Server space is like closet space: There’s never quite enough of it. Nowhere is this more evident than in multiscreen video, which is a bit of a server hog. Some spring cleaning can free up much-needed space. Understanding why multiscreen … Continue reading →
Cable Cable Grows with a Hosted Approach
Posted on by Monta Monaco Hernon
While smaller cable operators face the same competitive pressure as larger operators to provide more bandwidth, more channels, more services, they do not have a resource pool anywhere near as deep. Yet many, including Fenelon Falls, Ontario-based Cable Cable, are … Continue reading →
Advanced Ads Demand New Ground Rules
Posted on by Carl Weinschenk
The stickiest technical questions are solved or on their way to a solution. But some legal and contractual issues remain. The goal is to not let these become obstacles. Conti