Manhattan-based Cablevision has signed a multi-year agreement to buy digital set-top boxes and headend equipment from Scientific-Atlanta, with conditional access supplied by NDS. The agreement includes the purchase of SA's Explorer 4200 digital box, which feature high-speed DOCSIS modems and DAVIC capability; an HD op

GlobeCast, PanAmSat, and Scientific Atlanta have joined forces to offer a high definition television satellite distribution platform on the Galaxy 13 North American spacecraft.

Scientific-Atlanta product gains DOCSIS 1.1 qualification Scientific-Atlanta's Prisma G10 CMTS gained its DOCSIS 1.1 Qualification from CableLabs on June

Rainbow Media Holdings LLC has selected Scientific Atlanta 's PowerVu digital content distribution systems as part of the analog to digital transition of North American affiliate program delivery. "Our analog-to-digital content distribution transition is a major benchmark in our program delivery timeline and we kne

Scientific-Atlanta has been served with a complaint that seeks to add it as a defendant in a previously filed securities action in federal court in New York.

Scientific-Atlanta names new head of Media Networks Scientific-Atlanta has selected Dean Rockwell to head its Media Networks business. Rockwell has been

At NAB, Scientific-Atlanta is demonstrating MPEG-4/MPEG-2 HDTV and SDTV encoding in a single device, MPEG-4 advanced video compression, DVB-S-compliant distributed storage applications, digital headend reception solutions featuring CAM interface, and new, professional decoder technology. The company's third-generat

SoniVisión will distribute Sencore's signal monitoring, video delivery and test and measurement products.