Oregan Networks Goes with Widevine
Widevine and Oregan Networks announced that Widevine will provide video optimization and digital rights management (DRM) for Oregan’s Onyx media browser.
Widevine and Oregan Networks announced that Widevine will provide video optimization and digital rights management (DRM) for Oregan’s Onyx media browser.
The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) announced its 2010 Technical Conference and Expo and a special pre-conference seminar to take place October 25-28, 2010 at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel in Hollywood, Calif.
Accedo Broadband and Widevine announced an agreement to deliver over-the-top (OTT) video services.
Widevine announced that Best Buy has chosen Widevine to be a preferred provider of adaptive streaming, virtual DVD-like controls and digital rights management (DRM) on Insignia connected products such as Blu-ray Disc (BD) players, televisions and media devices.
Widevine and Boxee announced that the two companies will collaborate to make Widevine’s adaptive streaming, virtual DVD controls and digital rights management (DRM) technologies available in CE devices containing Boxee’s software platform.
Widevine announced that EchoStar Technologies L.L.C. and Sling Media, Inc. have selected Widevine’s DRM solution for the protection of content delivered by SlingLoaded consumer devices.
Sonic Solutions and Widevine announced they are collaborating to provide retailers the opportunity to offer movie services on a broad array of mobile devices and smart phones from a range of manufacturers.
Widevine announced that Hisense Electric Co., Ltd. will include Widevine’s adaptive streaming, virtual DVD-like controls and DRM solution on their Internet-connected televisions.
The Government of Canada announced that it has introduced legislation to modernize the Copyright Act. According to the statement, this legislation is intended to bring Canada in line with international standards and promote home-grown innovation and creativity.
Microsoft Corp. and Netflix Inc. announced that Netflix has selected Microsoft PlayReady technology and the Protected Interoperable File Format (PIFF) for use in new Netflix ready devices and applications.