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  • CES 2008 Broadband Video-Related News Wrap-up

    Thursday, January 10, 2008, 9:39 AM ET
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    Posted by Will Richmond

    CES 2008 broadband video-related news wrap-up: 

     
    NBC Universal and Microsoft Team Up On Unprecedented Web Offering for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

     

    Sony Pictures Television Launches YouTube Channels; The Minisode Network to be First of Several Brand Channels

     

    Panasonic and Comcast Announce Products With tru2way™ Technology

      

    Panasonic And Comcast Debut AnyPlay™ Portable DVR

     

    Panasonic Brings Photos, Videos to Consumers’ Living Rooms with Google and YouTube
     

    NETGEAR® Joins BitTorrent™ Device Partners

    D-Link Joins BitTorrent™ Device Partners

     

    Breakthrough TiVo Innovation Allows Customers to Easily Download Internet Video Automatically to Their Television Sets

     

    Samsung and HP Unveil Extender for Windows Media Center Extender Devices, Bridging the Gap Between PC and TV

     

    BT and Microsoft Announce Partnership to Deliver Powerful, First-of-its-Kind Entertainment Experience to Consumers Through Xbox 360

     

    Hollywood Heavyweights Disney-ABC Television Group and MGM Offer High-Definition Entertainment Content on Xbox LIVE

     

    Vudu Expand High Definition Content Available Through On-Demand Service

     

    Sling Media Demonstrates SlingCatcher Publicly for First Time at CES 2008

     

    Sling Media Unveils Top-of-Line Slingbox PRO-HD

     

    High Definition Video to Internet Computers, Cell Phones and Handhelds Aim of New Agreement Between Broadcast International and On2 Technologies

     

    Open Internet Television: A Letter to the Consumer Electronics Industry

     

    Paid downloads a thing of the past

     

    MobiTV Has ESPN on the Go

     

    Samsung, Vongo Partner To Offer Movie Downloads For P2 Portable Player

     

    Comcast Interactive Media Launches Fancast.com

     

    Comcast CEO Brian L. Roberts Announces Project Infinity: Strategy to Deliver Exponentially More Content Choice On TV

     

    MTV Networks Unveils Targeted Online Syndication Strategy, Delivering the Most Diverse Line-Up of Video Content through First-Class Partners

     

    New Year Brings Hot New Shows and Longtime Favorites to FLO TV

     

    Widevine® and Move Networks Announce Partnership & Integration to Secure Delivery of Video Content for Major Broadcast Networks

     

    P2Ps and ISPs team to tame file-sharing traffic

     

    ClipBlast Releases OpenSocial API

     

    "Penn Says" Exclusive New Unscripted Web Series From Penn Jillette to Debut on Sony Pictures' Crackle January 9th


     

    Categories: Advertising, Aggregators, Broadband ISPs, Broadcasters, Cable Networks, Cable TV Operators, Devices, Downloads, FIlms, Games, HD, Mobile Video, P2P, Partnerships, Sports, Technology, UGC, Video Search, Video Sharing

    Topics: ABC, BitTorrent, BT, Comcast, D-Link, Disney, Google, HP, Microsoft, NBC, Netgear, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, TiVo, XBox, YouTube

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