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AMI Pushes Local Interactive Ads By Gary Arlen “The Holy Grail of advertising is still the living room on the high-definition TV set,” said Nick Meyers, vice president of sales and business development at Denver-based Accelerated Media.
‘Dovetailing’ Second-Screen Services With ATSC 2.0 and Beyond By Gary Arlen Broadcasters can take heart from the profitable opportunities that second-screen services are creating.
Cisco Survey Touts Mobile Video Boom By Gary Arlen xCisco System’s annual Visual Networking Index anticipates an array of opportunities for mobile and wireless delivery, including vast expansion of mobile video services and multiscreen ventures
Which Smart Screen Will Viewers Prefer? By Gary Arlen Dueling data is the lifeblood of politics and new media technology.
Interactive Viewing Triggers Targeted For Summer Adoption By Gary Arlen Coding that triggers interactive viewing experiences can be embedded into broadcast signals and will hasten stations’ ability to offer integrated, interactive services.
‘Multi-User’ and Network Set-Top Box Top Solekai’s Agenda By Gary Arlen/Multiscreen Views Multi-user systems are on the front line of the multiscreen and multiplatform evolution now shaking up the TV business
