Moto Expands 'CablePON' Strategy

From the Article: While some vendors are already helping cable operators pull fiber all the way to the premises in so-called greenfield areas, heavyweight supplier Motorola Inc.

HTPC stew: Assemble all home theater PC ingredients and blend

By SCOTT TAVES SPECIAL TO THE P-I There is no such thing as a plain old PC anymore. We have gaming rigs, no-nonsense business models, budget college specials and more. A recent addition to the range is the home theater PC, or HTPC. Think of it as a super-charged TiVo.

Far Is Joost Going to Go?

Back when I was giving away free Joost invites, there certainly was a lot of buzz about this application. However, it seems to have quieted down and last night I had a chance to see what has updated with Joost.

An Early Independence Day

From the Article: July 1 is the real Independence Day for 65 million cable TV subscribers in the U.S. As of that date, says the Federal Communications Commission, they are free of the tyranny of being forced to rent miserable set-top boxes from their cable companies.

What You Need to Know About CableCARDs

From the article: Something big is happening in the entertainment business—and no, it's not the introduction of Apple's (AAPL) much-hyped iPhone. This one affects the cable industry, and it could mean an array of new choices for millions of subscribers across the country...

CableCard opens cable set-top box market to competition

From the article: Despite last-minute lobbying by the cable industry in the United States, after more than a decade of delays, new regulations have come into effect aimed at opening up the set-top box market to increased competition.

Comcast certifes TiVo's OCAP software

From the article: In a statement that makes us scream, it's about time, Comcast has certified TiVo's OCAP software. The two companies originally announced an agreement over two years ago.

New Linux License Due Today

From the article: ...While this doesn't impact current TiVo software, and it's not clear which Linux components and distros will be tagged with the new license, TiVo's message above is most likely directed at their investors.

Motorola Combines HFC and PON Architectures for Ultra-Broadband

From the article: Motorola unveiled its "Cable PON" technology, combining Passive Optical Network (PON) architecture and Hybrid-Fiber-Coaxial (HFC) architecture. as an upgrade path for cable operators...

Next-Gen ONTs, FTTH's Final Frontier

From the Article: BPON, GPON, GE-PON, Active Ethernet or EPON. It's clear that when it comes to FTTX, there's no shortage of last-mile architecture approaches.

Hey Google: Hold Up on Wi-Fi By The Bay

From the Article: Google said fiber to the premises (FTTP) and Wi-Fi are not mutually exclusive connectivity issues...

AT&T blames Microsoft for IPTV delays

From the article: Ever seen a blue-screen of death on your television? AT&T is blaming buggy Microsoft software for its painfully slow rollout of U-Verse. U-Verse -- formerly known as Project Lightspeed -- attempts to deliver TV to the home using existing copper telephone lines.

LG's OCAP-equipped 42PC1DN HD plasma on the way

OCAP is the direction everything is going with digital cable TV. Cable cards are just a stop gap. It is very cool that LG is putting out a TV with a multi stream cable card slot, and is also OCAP compliant.

Who Wins: Fios or DOCSIS 3.0?

Cable vs. Fiber to the Home

ADSL2+ and HDTV Do Not Mix, Says Analysys

From the article: Incumbent operators that intend to launch IPTV and triple-play services may find ADSL2+ lacking, according to market research from Analysys.

In the Wake of Hurricane Katrina, Biloxi Development Goes Ultra High Tech, Courtesy of Zoomy Communications; Fiber-to-the-Home Network Supercharges New Home Development

From the article: A 15,500 home development blossoming in the wake of Hurricane Katrina will feature the most modern communication infrastructure available, thanks to Colorado-based Zoomy Communications.

Juniper Joins Hands with HP to Enhances IPTV and Multiplay Offerings

From the Article: Juniper has teamed with HP to simplify the management of IPTV and multiplay service networks.

Verizon Brings Hyper-Fast Internet Connections to Redmond Customers

From the Artical: FiOS services are now available to 215 customers in Redmond's Education Hill area, with more homes to be added weekly. The company already has passed 7,700 of the 12,000 homes it will reach with its FTTP (fiber to the premises) network by year-end in the city.

Cable industry may need to spend heavily on upgrades (fttp anyone?)

From the Artical: Cable-television operators may require another round of multibillion-dollar network upgrades to keep up with rivals in the fast-growing high-speed Internet hookup business, a report from the industry's research arm suggests.

Qwest won't commit to Seattle fiber, doesn't want city to do it

From the artical: While Verizon's fiber-to-the-premises FiOS network is being rolled out and AT&T begins tentative deployments of its U-Verse (aka, Project Lightspeed) fiber-to-the-node network, Qwest is sitting on the fiber sidelines.

Nortel, Broadstream Partner to Provide IPTV Content to Rural Providers

From the Artical: The addition of Broadstream to Nortel's IPTV ecosystem brings more than 200 channels of IPTV-ready video content that can be transmitted directly to any service provider location in the United States.

Sabey Corporation's $100 Million Data Center in Douglas County To Generate Jobs and Investment

From the artical: At more than 100,000 square feet, the new facility will have the flexibility to house either a single large user or multiple tenants, according to the company's Senior Vice President of Real Estate John Sabey.

YouTube could be coming to your tube

From the Artical: Internet video is moving into the family room and soon you'll be able to sit in the Barcalounger and point and click your remote and watch YouTube's "featured videos." Thanks to TV over the Internet, aka Internet Protocol TV (IPTV).

Japan-based TV makers to launch IPTV in mid-2007

From the artical: Japan-based TV makers, including Sony, Toshiba, Sharp, Matsushita Electric and Hitachi, plan to lunch Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) during the middle of 2007...

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