10 February 2012
A Common Sense Approach to TV Everywhere
Picture a typical living room. On one side of the room a couple is sitting on a sofa, watching a program on a flat screen television that is hooked up to a cable or satellite Set-Top Box.
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03 February 2012
I want my M(obile)TV…
Mobile TV means a number of thing to different people, for people of a certain generation it means lugging the 14” portable TV into the garden with the required mains extension.
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18 January 2012
Have the Angry Birds flown the nest?
Following on from Tony’s blog covering IBC 2011, it was time to see what CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2012 had to offer.
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09 December 2011
Land of Opportunity
The US television market is a magnet of activity and innovation for one main reason: it represents the largest single group of consumers in the world who are ready, willing and able to pay a significant monthly fee for television.
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02 December 2011
I'll have that to go please
So you want to watch content wherever you are on a tablet?
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18 November 2011
Conclusions From Connections Europe: The Impact Of Multiscreen Services
I attended Connections Europe on the 8th and 9th of November, as I was invited to speak, on the panel “The Impact of Multiscreen Services: Content and Service Providers”.
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30 September 2011
Television Anytime: What can a broadcaster do with it?
When I joined Motive in 2009 and first got involved with Television Anytime we had a great innovative technology but not a very good understanding on what the world could do with it
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26 September 2011
Television Anywhere / Everywhere / Somewhere?
The big news at the recent IBC show (and the press releases just before) seemed to centre on Television Anywhere / Everywhere. But what are these services actually offering and how is that different from Motive’s Television Anywhere?
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20 September 2011
The IBC 2011 summed up in two words - ''Angry Birds''
The ability to download and play this simple game represents a very important change, the move towards an open platform and consumer choice, a move that could invigorate life into the set top box
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