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Faultline: TiVo blows away numbers still ignored by investors May 23, 2013 – We have a habit of bringing readers of Faultline the results from TiVo (and Netflix) and despite yet another affirming set of numbers which show that it is genuinely a... Read the rest Faultline: Yahoo gambles on social networking to make up for lost time May 23, 2013 – It is too soon to confirm Yahoo’s $1.1 billion acquisition of micro-blogging site Tumblr as a complete change in strategy, as it still has plenty of cash to spend and... Read the rest Faultline: Quantenna gets closer to ST Micro, expect it to get ascloseasthis May 9, 2013 – Quantenna Communications is probably the only company in the world that right now is able to build WiFi chips that use genuine beamforming across 4 antennas, despite that capability and... Read the rest Faultline: Microsoft volunteers to take Nook, as Barnes and Noble start to breakup May 9, 2013 – The rumors out this week that Microsoft is buying the Nook Media business for $1 billion, are clearly from a document that someone has seen, but it doesn’t mean that... Read the rest Faultline: Netflix Hastings predicts OTT world should stick to profit predictions May 2, 2013 – We have been a fan of Reed Hastings for some time. But we are fans of him not because of his ability to predict, just to his ability to manage... Read the rest Faultline: Ziggo to add 1m homespots by August, work with Liberty Global May 2, 2013 – Slowly the WiFi and cellular planets in the Netherlands are lining up, and a suggestion made as long ago as March 2012, in the Ziggo IPO prospectus, is now coming... Read the rest Faultline: Verizon, AT&T continue zero sum broadband game, video up Apr 25, 2013 – Verizon and AT&T were back to winning ways in terms of video subscriber acquisition this quarter, with Verizon’s FiOS recording 169,000 net video additions over the past quarter to reach... Read the rest Faultline: CEA says tablets, smartphones on the rise, mobile dominates spending Apr 25, 2013 – US consumers are now spending far more money on consumer electronics devices, with spending up 35% for each individual and 36% for each home, and much of this spending is... Read the rest Faultline: LGI cannot buy KDG so whats really going on Apr 18, 2013 – Now let’s not be silly. If the German cartel office (Bundeskartellamt) can turn down Kabel Deutsche Group (KDG) from buying Tele Columbus, why oh why will it agree to a... Read the rest Faultline: WiFi offload to become the cellular kingmaker Apr 18, 2013 – There is a lot of talk these days about two statistics, firstly that video is already 50% and will rapidly become 70% of data used on mobile devices, and secondly... Read the rest Faultline: Swedish Magine cloud to break over Spain and Germany Apr 11, 2013 – The UK’s recently deceased ex-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher once declared that if you want something said, ask a man, but if you want something done, ask a woman. Replace woman... Read the rest Faultline: Broadcasters move towards IP only delivery, common ecosystem Apr 11, 2013 – One day broadcasting will be all IP over a common global backbone comprising fiber with cable, satellite and wireless confined entirely to last mile transmission for delivery and contribution from... Read the rest Faultline: US networks will fight Aereo all the way to Congress Apr 4, 2013 – Aereofs latest court victory over major US broadcasters could be an important turning point for online distribution and open the floodgates for linear OTT distribution, certainly in the US. But... Read the rest Faultline: Ericsson makes bid to outsource global broadcasting Apr 4, 2013 – While we sit and wonder about whether or not Ericsson can finally get its hands on Microsoft Mediaroom, it has used NAB to open a new front as an outsourcer... Read the rest Faultline: Nokia tries to block Google VP8 plan by withdrawing patents Mar 28, 2013 – Despite the MPEG LA getting out of Google’s way, in regard to it trying to establish VP8 as a de facto codec standard, individual members of the patent pool, such... Read the rest Faultline: Ericsson should take over Mediaroom, but it doesnt mean it will happen Mar 28, 2013 – Ericsson executives were leaking to anyone who’s attention they could grab at TV Connect, that the company was about to buy Microsoft Mediaroom. Last week Faultline failed to find any... Read the rest Over The River: Hey Spotify, let us help make Spotify even better Mar 27, 2013 – I listen to Spotify every day. I signed up for a premium account as soon as it was available in the US. I totally love it. It’s great to be... Read the rest Faultline: Strains appear on the Horizon Liberty Global gets 15,000 calls a week Mar 21, 2013 – Liberty Global may have bitten off more than even it can chew, with the creation of its Horizon set top box, as a vision of how future TV should work.... Read the rest Faultline: Tested Intertrust patents line up against Apple recalcitrance Mar 21, 2013 – There are very few battle zones less predictable than a US court room which contains Apple, but the legal action brought this week by Intertrust, is about as close as... Read the rest Faultline: TiVo adds IP client, plays games, Apps, OTT video and DVR content Mar 14, 2013 – It is not at all strange that as we see further and further developments in pay TV, that TiVo takes on the shape of its rivals, and this week with... Read the rest Faultline: European Court rules broadcasters can block Internet streaming Mar 14, 2013 – The European Court ruling that broadcasters can block unauthorized retransmission of their content over the Internet even within their own footprint has been noted with great interest outside the continent... Read the rest Faultline: European Cablecos consider mass WiFi roaming network Mar 8, 2013 – The massed ranks of cablecos as the European Cable Congress event seemed obsessed this week with a mobile strategy based on the provision of WiFi, something that is already under... Read the rest Faultline: Throwaway lines show that Cloud TV is just around the corner Mar 8, 2013 – One of the subjects at Cable Congress that came up in one line give away answers and which hardly anyone has commented on, is one that could potentially lead to... Read the rest Faultline: UHDTV prompts US to look again at DVB Feb 28, 2013 – The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) go ahead for the first US trial of DVB-T2 is actually the return of an old story, rekindling memories of the battle for the American... Read the rest Faultline: Qualcomm envisions UHD video in Snapdragon, video downlink Feb 28, 2013 – Last week at Mobile World Congress one of the many Qualcomm announcements was that it had managed to build components to use L-Band spectrum in a supplemental downlink. ... Read the rest LG Electronics Acquires webOS from HP to Enhance Smart TV Feb 25, 2013 – LG to License HP IP, Integrate webOS Technology into Next-Generation Devices SEOUL, Korea, and PALO ALTO, Calif. -- LG Electronics Inc. has acquired the webOS operating system technology from HP,... Read the rest Faultline: PS4 unveiled mostly as a promise to be out by Christmas Feb 21, 2013 – Sony duly announced the Playstation 4 this week, destined to be a major video delivery point, and in the process abandoned the IBM inspired Cell chip that almost cost it... Read the rest Faultline: KT partners with Samsung First operator to push eMBMS Feb 21, 2013 – Korea Telecom is signaling its intent to be one of the first operators in the world to install a country wide eMBMS service. It said it will demonstrate the broadcast... Read the rest Faultline: Xbox TV revs up for Microsofts final assault on the living room Feb 14, 2013 – While its Mediaroom IPTV middleware smolders on with recent wins at Oi Telecom in Brazil and Telefónica for its global convergent video platform, Microsoft harbors greater ambitions to become a... Read the rest Faultline: The last Turkey in the shop Vodafone on Eurozone spending spree? Feb 14, 2013 – Vodafone has been succeeding in mobile in Germany for a long time, but its numbers last week showed that while it is still one of the top operator brands in... Read the rest Search WirelessInnovator
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