Übersicht aller Presse-News [106]

18.08.2010 | Google TV is a tough sell among would-be partners (The Wall Street Journal)

USA - Google Inc. is launching a campaign to line up TV networks' support for its new Google TV software, but many remain reluctant to partner with a service they believe encroaches on their turf.

09.08.2010 | FCC gives up on net neutrality talks (Digital Trends)

USA - The FCC has called off its meetings with Internet stake-holders on net neutrality after criticism the process wasn't public enough.

06.08.2010 | RTL, ProSiebenSat.1 seek EU authority for catch-up TV (The Wall Street Journal)

Germany - RTL Group and ProSiebenSat.1 Media will ask the European Commission Aug 6 for antitrust approval for its plans to create a new open internet platform for catch-up TV across Germany and Austria, a person familiar with the matter told Dow Jones Newswires Thursday.

04.08.2010 | Sky Deutschland shares slump on funding needs (The Wall Street Journal)

Germany - The 21% slump in the share price is the third biggest in the company's history as it continues to fail to meet promises it made to investors.

04.08.2010 | Medienhüter ermitteln gegen Pay-Riesen BSkyB - zu viel Macht?

Die britischen Medienregulierer der Ofcom haben am Mittwoch eine Untersuchung eingeleitet, die prüfen soll, inwieweit der Pay-TV-Riese BSkyB aufgrund seiner Einkaufsmacht bei Hollywood-Ware den Wettbewerb behindert.

03.08.2010 | BBC license fee should be scrapped, says think tank (Television Business Int'l)

UK - UK public broadcaster the BBC should give up its licence fee and instead rely on voluntary subscriptions for funding, according to influential right-wing think tank the Adam Smith Institute.

28.07.2010 | Kabel Deutschland ends takeover talks with Tele Columbus (Bloomberg)

Germany - Kabel Deutschland ended takeover talks with Tele Columbus, the German cable company seeking to restructure USD1.2 billion of debt, two people familiar with the situation said.

27.07.2010 | UK less likely to pay for online content (Independent)

UK - UK consumers are less willing to pay for online content than web users in other countries, according to new research. It spells bad news for publishers looking to boost revenues from the internet.

26.07.2010 | FCC now defines broadband as 4 Mbits/s (Skyreport)

USA - Interesting times at the FCC ... Just last week they defined a whole market, picked the winners for the market, made clear that the winners would be, um, restrained and at the same time effectively red-lined a whole bunch of existing businesses.

22.07.2010 | BSkyB agrees proposed deal with LDC for Easynet (Dow Jones)

UK - British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC (BSY.LN), a pay television provider, announced Wednesday it has reached an agreement over the proposed sale of its business-to-business telecommunications operation, Easynet Global Services, to LDC, a U.K. private equity company for GBP100 million.

22.07.2010 | Top Up TV to offer Sky Sports channels (The Financial Times)

UK - The battle for premium sports viewers warmed up again on Wednesday when Top Up TV, the only pay-TV service on the Freeview platform, announced it would be offering Sky Sports 1 and 2 to subscribers from August 2.

21.07.2010 | Rundfunkräte der ARD genehmigen Onlineauftritte

Die ARD will ihr Internetangebot auch künftig kaum einschränken. Dazu haben die Rundfunkräte Ergebnisse sogenannter Dreistufentests vorgelegt.

20.07.2010 | Spanish cable operators team up to create mobile networks (Digital TV Europe)

Spain - Spain’s leading cable operators Ono, Euskaltel, Telecable and R have joined forces to bid for mobile frequencies to offer both traditional mobile voice services and mobile broadband.

19.07.2010 | Time Warner inks USD 300 million ad deal (The New York Post)

USA - Time Warner has struck a multiyear advertising pact worth as much as $300 million with consumer products giant Unilever, The Post has learned.

08.07.2010 | EU looking at complaints against Google (Dow Jones)

EU - Europe‘s top antitrust chief said Wednesday he is looking closely at anticompetitive allegations against the world‘s leading search engine firm Google Inc. (GOOG).

13.04.2010 | German frequency sale sets tone for European auctions (Business Week)

Germany - The German auction for mobile- phone frequencies, which started today, is the largest in a slew of such sales in Europe and may determine how much operators are willing to pay for new spectrum.

06.04.2010 | Murdoch interested in buying N24 (Der Spiegel)

Germany - Für seinen Nachrichtensender N24 hat der TV-Konzern ProSiebenSat.1 eine Reihe von Kaufangeboten erhalten.

01.03.2010 | Schlagabtausch zwischen Axel Springer und Google

Christoph Keese, Cheflobbyist der Axel Springer AG, erläuterte bei einer Podiumsdiskussion auf Einladung des Verbands der deutschen Internetwirtschaft eco die Vorstellungen der Zeitungs- und Zeitschriftenverleger von der geplanten Ausweitung des Schutzes von Presseerzeugnissen im Internet.

01.03.2010 | Bitkom-Präsident fordert "Internet-Staatsminister"

[fp] Hamburg - Der Präsident des IT-Verbands Bitkom, August-Wilhelm Scheer, übt deutliche Kritik an der Internetpolitik der Bundesregierung.

25.02.2010 | ART to introduce IPTV in 2010 (IPTV News)

Middle East - Arab Radio & Television (ART), a major pay-TV broadcaster in the Middle East, has revealed that it plans to launch a "significant" IPTV service this year, initially offering on-demand services throughout the region.

05.02.2010 | IT-Bundesbeauftragte benannt

Berlin (taz) | Innenminister de Maizière hat seine Staatssekretärin Rogall-Grothe zur offiziellen IT-Beauftragten des Bundes berufen. Mit Computern hatte sie bislang nur wenig zu tun.

25.01.2010 | Germany to decide on future of DVB-H

(Broadband TV News): The German state media authorities hope to reach a decision on giving DVB-H mobile TV a second chance by the middle of March.

21.01.2010 | German digital homes at 41.4 percent

(Broadband TV News): Germany - At the end of 2009, 14.67 million of Germany’s 35.49 million TV households were digital, according to Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fernsehforschung (AGF).

14.01.2010 | Union und FDP planen Internet-Kommission im Bundestag

(turi2.de) Netz-Nachhilfe: Nach dem "Zensursula"-Debakel um Netzsperren wollen CDU und CSU die Themen "Internet und digitale Gesellschaft" nun grundsätzlicher angehen - und dazu eine fraktionsübergreifende Enquete-Kommission des Bundestags einrichten.

04.01.2010 | Obermann wants to reorganise Deutsche Telekom strategy 2010 (Der Spiegel)

Germany – Telekom-Chef René Obermann , 46, über den Umbau des Konzerns und den Streit mit seinem Ex-Förderer Klaus Zumwinkel

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