Media Post | January 20, 2009
The election that captivated the U.S. in 2008 is about to reach its pinnacle with the inauguration of President Obama today. Millions of eager people from all over the world will be watching this historic event in American history unfold with an optimistic view for what the future might hold.But for a vast majority of people, how they plan to consume this experience is different than in years past. For the first time, audiences will turn to the Internet, specifically to live Internet television, to partake in this once-in-a-lifetime occurrence.
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The election that captivated the United States in 2008 is about to reach its pinnacle with the inauguration of President Obama on Tuesday. Millions of eager people from all over the world will be watching this historic event in American history unfold with an optimistic view for what the future might hold. But for a vast majority of people, how they plan to consume this experience is different than in years past. For the first time, audiences will turn to the Internet, specifically to live Internet television, to partake in this once-in-a-lifetime occurrence.
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The 1080phd | January 13, 2009
Move Networks has a pretty amazing statistic to share with the world: in 2008, it streamed over 100 million hours of high-definition content, and that’s compared to 180 million hours of total content. Additionally, it experienced a 100% growth in the amount of people watching internet television, and if you’re wondering why figures from this company are notable, have a listen. It’s responsible for streaming 60% of the most popular TV shows and 11 or the top 20 primetime TV shows including Fringe, Lost, Gossip Girl and Ugly Betty.
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TMCnet.com | January 13, 2009
Move Networks has announced that it is tuning its media player to work along well with the Intel (News – Alert) Atom processor based Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and Netbooks so that consumers can get quick high quality internet television access.
Move Networks is a provider of Internet television services that are claimed to drive the growth and support of online audiences for broadcasters and publishers including Fox, ABC, the CW, and Discovery.
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PRInside | January 10, 2009
Move Networks, the leader in Internet television services, today revealed statistics that show Internet television viewership continues to climb dramatically, spurred by the growing availability of desirable shows and a high quality, traditional television-like viewing experience provided by Move Networks. In 2008, Move Networks streamed more than 100 million hours of high definition content, over 180 million total hours of content, and experienced 100 percent growth in the number of people watching Internet television delivered via Move Networks unique adaptive streaming technology (from 25 million unique viewers in 2007 to 55 million unique viewers in 2008).
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TechShowWire | January 8, 2009
Move Networks, the leader in Internet television services, today announced that it is optimizing its media player with a simplified user interface for Intel® Atom™ processor based Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and Netbooks, allowing consumers to quickly access high quality Internet television whether at home or on the go. Intel and Move Networks are demonstrating the new viewer-friendly Internet television interface for these mobile devices at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week.
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TVOver.net | January 9, 2009
NeuLion unveiled its iPTV HD TV Box delivering high definition programming in 720p and 1080i to the television. NeuLion’s existing iPTV HD PC browser service provides HD quality programming of live channels, sports, entertainment events and video on demand in up to a 1080i format to its Network Partners across the globe.
. . . The service supports Adobe Player 10, Silverlight 2 and Move Networks Streaming Player for adaptive streaming in order to maximize end users’ bandwidth to eliminate buffering.
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Market Watch | January 8, 2009
Company’s “Multi-Screen” Strategy Optimizes Internet Television Experiences on Full Range of Mobile Devices Using Intel(R) Atom(TM) processor and Moblin-based OS
LAS VEGAS & AMERICAN FORK, Utah, Jan 08, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Move Networks, the leader in Internet television services, today announced that it is optimizing its media player with a simplified user interface for Intel(R) Atom(TM) processor based Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and Netbooks, allowing consumers to quickly access high quality Internet television whether at home or on the go. Intel and Move Networks are demonstrating the new viewer-friendly Internet television interface for these mobile devices at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week.
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