http://blog.eyetag.de/industries/broadcast/iptv-itv-through-the-backdoor/ tagging your eyes, um, occassionally ;) Thu, 09 Sep 2010 09:22:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://blog.eyetag.de/industries/broadcast/iptv-itv-through-the-backdoor/comment-page-1/#comment-672 eyetag’s weblog project » Blog Archive » Disney keeps on track Sat, 05 Aug 2006 15:08:14 +0000 http://blog.eyetag.de/industries/iptv-itv-through-the-backdoor/#comment-672 [...] New entry on regular blog reading list Personalize Media of Gary Hayes, Director of the Laboratory for Advanced Media Production. He answers the question of the actual change of corporate media´s mindset rather by the evolutionary modell than by the revolutionary one. Surely the right take on whats happening these days. As I wrote i my latest Paper to Disney´s evelotionary move in Spring Just as this paper is being written Disney announced another major step towards the demise of the windowing system. From May 2006, Disney’s ABC network will make top TV programmes available free on the internet in a two-month trial offer on a revamped website. Available for download over a broadband internet connection following their network premieres, this is a serious offence against network affiliates and subscription services, which traditionally share the same revenue source of advertising.  […] Overall one can say that there are right now dozens of formattings being tested and thought of. Digital Platforms give programmers all features at hand, one can imagine. What will stay after this first innovation period will be determined by the viewers will. [...] [...] New entry on regular blog reading list Personalize Media of Gary Hayes, Director of the Laboratory for Advanced Media Production. He answers the question of the actual change of corporate media´s mindset rather by the evolutionary modell than by the revolutionary one. Surely the right take on whats happening these days. As I wrote i my latest Paper to Disney´s evelotionary move in Spring Just as this paper is being written Disney announced another major step towards the demise of the windowing system. From May 2006, Disney’s ABC network will make top TV programmes available free on the internet in a two-month trial offer on a revamped website. Available for download over a broadband internet connection following their network premieres, this is a serious offence against network affiliates and subscription services, which traditionally share the same revenue source of advertising.  […] Overall one can say that there are right now dozens of formattings being tested and thought of. Digital Platforms give programmers all features at hand, one can imagine. What will stay after this first innovation period will be determined by the viewers will. [...]

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