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Article no.: | 14 |
| Topic: | Controlling the TV connection | |
| Author: | Tracy Geist | |
| Title: | Senior Vice President of Marketing | |
| Organisation: | OpenTV Corp | |
| PDF size: | 260 KB | |
| About author: | ||
| Tracy Geist is Senior Vice President of Marketing for OpenTV Corp, overseeing all of the companyís marketing activities. Ms Geist has over 15 years of experience developing solutions, services and products in media and technology for companies such as Oracle Corporation, nCUBE 9 (now C-COR), ExtendMedia and the Bulldog Group. Tracy Geist holds a BBA in Information Systems and Strategic Business Analysis from Baylor University. |
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| TV viewers need greater control and flexibility when selecting content and scheduling their viewing. Today, a viewer might have access to over 300 linear TV channels, 50,000 hours of video-on-demand, VoD, user-generated content from YouTube and MySpace and digitalised libraries of personal music, photos and home videos. With the viewerís problems managing choice; new forms of navigation are needed to centralise all these sources. Whoever manages to control viewer navigation - the broadcaster, cableco, telcoÖ - will win the battle for the customer. | ||
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| Free article from Latin America III 2001 | ||
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Article no.: | 12 |
| Author: | H.E. Pimenta da Veiga | |
| Title: | Minister | |
| Organisation: | Communications, Brazil | |
| Topic: | Convergence: From Irrational Exuberance to Rational Opportunities | |
| PDF size: | 24 KB | |
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| Neither the computer, the telephone, the television nor the written word are universal privileges. The Internet, too, is limited to less than 10 per cent of the world's population. Today's economy is based upon knowledge, propagated electronically, principally by the Internet. One of Brazil's biggest challenges is to promote the social, economic and digital inclusion of its citizens. Consequently, Brazil established sectorial goals for the mandatory universalisation of Internet access as well as programmes to develop and finance low-cost computers for access. | ||
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| Neither the computer, the telephone, the television nor the written word are universal privileges. The Internet, too, is limited to less than 10 per cent of the world's population. Today's economy is based upon knowledge, propagated electronically, principally by the Internet. One of Brazil's biggest challenges is to promote the social, economic and digital inclusion of its citizens. Consequently, Brazil established sectorial goals for the mandatory universalisation of Internet access as well as programmes to develop and finance low-cost computers for access. | ||
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