IP&TV World Forum Successfully Addresses Converging TV Market
Highest visitor number in eight year history
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Highest visitor number in eight year history
Telstra, Alcatel-Lucent, Huawei and BT Vision have been counted amongst the winners
The re-branding is to echo the evolving industry and rapidly converging TV market
Broadband-IP&TV Asia is set to have the most diverse programme yet.
Specialist speakers from around the world are set to make this year’s IP&TV World Forum the most globally diverse programme yet. Top representatives in…
Shazam will join a host of industry experts and thought-leaders at London’s Olympia next month for the leading global event in connected entertainment. IP&TV…
Iraq has deployed several Multimedia Exchange Network over Satellite (MENOS™) TV interactive terminals from leading satellite communications company Newtec. The terminals will operate within…
IP&TV World Forum today announces that Google will run the opening workshop at its TV App Hub. With social TV one of the most…
Satellite communications specialist Newtec has taken the lead, teaming up with DVB members Arabsat, Cisco, SES and Thomson Video Networks, to get the discussion…
CommunicAsia and BroadcastAsia, the most established infocomm technology (ICT) and media communications event of its kind in Asia, is poised to return with a…
Exclusive gathering to address the future of the converged and connected entertainment experience
The world’s leading connected entertainment event, IP&TV World Forum, today announces that industry giants Twitter and foursquare will feature in its already impressive speaker…
At CABSAT 2012, visitors to Newtec’s booth will find the company’s new revolutionary Clean Channel Technology.
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The system will be presented on 4–5 November at Sky’s “Impronta Digitale” event in Rome, Italy Prysmian Cables & Systems - leading worldwide player…