ADS Targets 2D-to-3D Video Conversion Market
Advanced Digital Services (ADS) announced its new 2D-to-3D video conversion service.
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Orb Networks Launches Hulu Streaming App
Orb Networks announced its new Orb Live app that enables consumers to stream online TV shows, sports and movies directly to their iPhone or Android devices.
Digital Entertainment Spending On the Rise
Futuresource Consulting announced it forecasts that consumers will spend over $50 billion on digital entertainment by 2014.
American Television Viewers Slow to Cut the Cord
J.D. Power and Associates announced that, according to its latest survey, only 3% of U.S. pay-to-view TV customers report having cut the cord in favour of other viewing options.
Generation Y Mulls Cutting the Cord
Ideas & Solutions! announced that, according to its latest survey, Pay-TV providers are at risk of losing Generation Y subscribers to alternative viewing platforms.
Get Hands-On at Streaming Media East
StreamingMedia.com announced that this year’s Streaming Media East Exhibition and Conference will feature a special “Broadband Device Pavilion” on the show floor.
comScore Publishes Online Video Rankings
comScore announced that it has released its January 2011 U.S. Online Video Rankings.
Crestron Unveils ADMS Intermedia Delivery System
Crestron announced its new home entertainment ADMS Intermedia Delivery System.
Orb Launches Blu-ray and PS3 Internet TV Software
Orb Networks announced its new Orb BR software for Blu-ray Disc (BD) and PlayStation 3 (PS3) players that allows consumers to watch TV shows from Hulu, Hulu Plus, Comedy Central and other online sources.
Game Consoles Nibbling at OTT Video Market
Knowledge Networks announced that, according to its latest survey, videogame consoles have already taken a bite out of the Over-the-Top (OTT) video market.
Broadband Gateways Moving to Living Room
The Diffusion Group (TDG) announced that, according to its latest research, broadband routers and gateways (the platforms by which home networks and connected devices are enabled) are now more likely to be located in the family or living room than the home office.