The Days of FUTURECAST
LG Electronics announced that it will help demonstrate the FUTURECAST Universal Terrestrial Broadcasting System at NAB Show 2014.
LG Electronics announced that it will help demonstrate the FUTURECAST Universal Terrestrial Broadcasting System at NAB Show 2014.
Sony Corporation announced that it will work with FIFA on a variety of 4K Ultra HD initiatives at the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Amazon.com announced its new Fire TV ($99) streaming media and gaming device.
Parks Associates announced it reckons that 82% of U.S. broadband households now have an HDTV and will likely move to 4K Ultra HDTV over the next ten to twelve years.
Rovi Corporation announced that it will sell its DivX and MainConcept businesses to Parallax Capital Partners and StepStone Group for $52.5 million, with the possibility of additional performance payments to a maximum of $75 million.
Parks Associates announced it reckons that over 50% of U.S. broadband households now use paid Over-the-Top (OTT) video services, with younger consumers saying online video is their most important video source.
Samsung Electronics announced that it is working with 20th Century Fox to establish “a secure and sustainable next-generation Ultra High Definition (UHD) content ecosystem.”
IFPI announced that it has released the 2014 edition of its yearly Digital Music Report.
Google and Viacom announced that they have resolved their long-running copyright dispute in which Viacom accused Google of disseminating its videos on YouTube without permission.
Rovi Corporation announced that Grundig will employ Rovi’s TotalGuide CE and advertising products in its LED TVs distributed in much of Europe.
Twitch announced that Gameloft’s Asphalt 8: Airborne for iOS will be the first mobile game to feature Twitch’s live streaming capability.