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PRESS RELEASE - Arlanda, Sweden 6:th March 2001
NorDig members agree on DVB-MHP
NorDig* reached an agreement on March 6, 2001, on a successive transition to a common and open standard for interactive services etc. The TV audience will in the future receive and use interactive services from various operators in one way only. TV companies and content producers will develop and produce their services in a common system, very much in the same way that HTML works for the Internet.
The members of NorDig have reached an agreement to use DVB-MHP (Digital Video Broadcasting-Multimedia Home Platform). DVB is the European distribution standard for satellite and cable as well as terrestrial transmission. DVB now also covers a system for interactivity.
Today the Nordic operators work within different systems. The agreement follows the European aims for a standardisation within digital TV. The work within NorDig is based upon accepted European and international standards.
The agreement of March 6 means that the NorDig members are committed to making the transition to DVB-MHP at the latest in 2005.
As from the end of 2001 all NorDig members will recommend the market to support only set top boxes that meet the specifications of NorDig I. And from the end of 2002 they will only offer their customers boxes that operate interactive services via DVB-MHP.
From that time on there will be no new interactivity in the present boxes only, but they will still function in the nets where systems like Open TV and MediaHighway are used. The present digital set top boxes can be used also after 2005 for conventional TV reception including teletext as well as the interactive services from today’s systems.
The DVB-MHP standard for interactive services will be used in the new digital nets that will be built in the near future; i.e. the terrestrial nets in Finland, Denmark and Norway.
Since the start NorDig has been working on specifying the demands of different aspects to be met by digital set top boxes. These demands are now linked to the plan for the transition to DVB-MHP. NorDig is at the moment trying to find the practical forms for testing digital boxes. The aim is to brand boxes that live up to the right standard with a NorDig logo.
The NorDig members are the most important TV and telecommunications companies and operators in the Nordic countries - Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. The members have since the start 1997 worked for a transition to a API common system for interactivity. They agree that the transition to DVB-MHP will stimulate the market for digital TV, not the least the development of added services, as well as the convergence of the Internet and digital television.
- Choosing an open solution is a break through for Nordic co-operation and a clear signal to the rest of the world, says Arne Wessberg, head of the NorDig board, director general of YLE but also president of EBU. - I am convinced that this will stimulate the development of digital TV in all our countries. I hope that all Nordic households soon will be able to use the digital interactivity offered to them.
PRESS RELEASE - Arlanda, Sweden 6:th March 2001
NorDig members agree on DVB-MHP
NorDig* reached an agreement on March 6, 2001, on a successive transition to a common and open standard for interactive services etc. The TV audience will in the future receive and use interactive services from various operators in one way only. TV companies and content producers will develop and produce their services in a common system, very much in the same way that HTML works for the Internet.
The members of NorDig have reached an agreement to use DVB-MHP (Digital Video Broadcasting-Multimedia Home Platform). DVB is the European distribution standard for satellite and cable as well as terrestrial transmission. DVB now also covers a system for interactivity.
Today the Nordic operators work within different systems. The agreement follows the European aims for a standardisation within digital TV. The work within NorDig is based upon accepted European and international standards.
The agreement of March 6 means that the NorDig members are committed to making the transition to DVB-MHP at the latest in 2005.
As from the end of 2001 all NorDig members will recommend the market to support only set top boxes that meet the specifications of NorDig I. And from the end of 2002 they will only offer their customers boxes that operate interactive services via DVB-MHP.
From that time on there will be no new interactivity in the present boxes only, but they will still function in the nets where systems like Open TV and MediaHighway are used. The present digital set top boxes can be used also after 2005 for conventional TV reception including teletext as well as the interactive services from today’s systems.
The DVB-MHP standard for interactive services will be used in the new digital nets that will be built in the near future; i.e. the terrestrial nets in Finland, Denmark and Norway.
Since the start NorDig has been working on specifying the demands of different aspects to be met by digital set top boxes. These demands are now linked to the plan for the transition to DVB-MHP. NorDig is at the moment trying to find the practical forms for testing digital boxes. The aim is to brand boxes that live up to the right standard with a NorDig logo.
The NorDig members are the most important TV and telecommunications companies and operators in the Nordic countries - Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. The members have since the start 1997 worked for a transition to a API common system for interactivity. They agree that the transition to DVB-MHP will stimulate the market for digital TV, not the least the development of added services, as well as the convergence of the Internet and digital television.
- Choosing an open solution is a break through for Nordic co-operation and a clear signal to the rest of the world, says Arne Wessberg, head of the NorDig board, director general of YLE but also president of EBU. - I am convinced that this will stimulate the development of digital TV in all our countries. I hope that all Nordic households soon will be able to use the digital interactivity offered to them.
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Zur Ergänzung:
05Apr2001 SWEDEN: Modern Times Group MTG AB - Danish DR1 and DR2 on Viasat`s Digital TV Platform.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden-(BUSINESS WIRE)-April 5, 2001-(Nasdaq:MTGNY) (SSE:MTGA.) (SSE:MTGB.)
Viasat Denmark today signed an agreement with the Danish public service company DR.
Viasat`s Danish digital TV selection will now include the DR1 and DR2 TV channels and the P1, P3, and DR Klassisk (classical music) radio stations.
Hans-Holger Albrecht, CEO and President of Modern Times Group MTG AB commented: "We are extremely pleased about this agreement. It means that DR is sticking to the service level that all of the Nordic countries` public service companies have agreed to, i.e. making their channels digitally available to all viewers, regardless of whether they use the terrestrial network, cable TV, or a satellite dish."
The agreement between Viasat Denmark and DR will take effect immediately. The channels will be available in Denmark for those satellite dish owners with Viasat`s digital set-top boxes as soon as the transmission of DR`s channels from the satellite position 5 degrees East has been established. It is expected to be ready shortly after Easter.
"DR will not only offer these five channels to our subscribers but will additionally offer viewers a range of exciting interactive services," says Hans-Holger Albrecht.
In Norway, the public broadcast channel NRK is already available to Viasat`s digital TV subscribers. The Viasat Broad-casting business area of MTG began its transition to a digital satellite TV platform at the end of 2000, in the Nordic and Baltic countries, the Group`s core geographic areas. Up to and including the week beginning February 5, 2001, a total of 285,000 digital set-top boxes had been installed by Viasat Gold subscribers. In addition, 97,000 new set-top boxes were sold, 80% of which with Viasat Gold subscriptions. The total number of digital subscribers thus amounted to 382,000.
For further information, please visit www.mtg.se, e-mail info@mtg.se or
Modern Times Group MTG AB has seven business areas: Viasat Broadcasting (free and pay TV comprising 18 television channels in eight countries), Radio (seven networks in five countries), New Media (the Everyday interactive TV portal, Internet portal, and teletext services), Publishing (financial news and media services, other magazine and book publishing), Modern Interactive (traditional home shopping, e-commerce, and logistics), SDI Media (subtitling and dubbing services), and Modern Studios (content production and film library).
Modern Times Group MTG AB`s class A and B shares are listed on the OM Stockholm Exchange`s O list (symbols: MTGA and MTGB) and on the Nasdaq National Market in New York (symbol: MTGNY).
- This information was brought to you by BIT http://www.bit.se The following files are available for download: http://www.bit.se/bitonline/2001/04/05/20010405BIT01080/bit0002.doc http://www.bit.se/bitonline/2001/04/05/20010405BIT01080/bit0002.pdf
CONTACT: Modern Times Group MTG AB Hans-Holger Albrecht, +46-8-562 000 50 or Matthew Hooper, +44 (0) 7768 440 414 or Bert Willborg, +46 707 27 70 22.
Quelle: BUSINESS WIRE 05/04/2001
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Zur Ergänzung:
05Apr2001 SWEDEN: Modern Times Group MTG AB - Danish DR1 and DR2 on Viasat`s Digital TV Platform.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden-(BUSINESS WIRE)-April 5, 2001-(Nasdaq:MTGNY) (SSE:MTGA.) (SSE:MTGB.)
Viasat Denmark today signed an agreement with the Danish public service company DR.
Viasat`s Danish digital TV selection will now include the DR1 and DR2 TV channels and the P1, P3, and DR Klassisk (classical music) radio stations.
Hans-Holger Albrecht, CEO and President of Modern Times Group MTG AB commented: "We are extremely pleased about this agreement. It means that DR is sticking to the service level that all of the Nordic countries` public service companies have agreed to, i.e. making their channels digitally available to all viewers, regardless of whether they use the terrestrial network, cable TV, or a satellite dish."
The agreement between Viasat Denmark and DR will take effect immediately. The channels will be available in Denmark for those satellite dish owners with Viasat`s digital set-top boxes as soon as the transmission of DR`s channels from the satellite position 5 degrees East has been established. It is expected to be ready shortly after Easter.
"DR will not only offer these five channels to our subscribers but will additionally offer viewers a range of exciting interactive services," says Hans-Holger Albrecht.
In Norway, the public broadcast channel NRK is already available to Viasat`s digital TV subscribers. The Viasat Broad-casting business area of MTG began its transition to a digital satellite TV platform at the end of 2000, in the Nordic and Baltic countries, the Group`s core geographic areas. Up to and including the week beginning February 5, 2001, a total of 285,000 digital set-top boxes had been installed by Viasat Gold subscribers. In addition, 97,000 new set-top boxes were sold, 80% of which with Viasat Gold subscriptions. The total number of digital subscribers thus amounted to 382,000.
For further information, please visit www.mtg.se, e-mail info@mtg.se or
Modern Times Group MTG AB has seven business areas: Viasat Broadcasting (free and pay TV comprising 18 television channels in eight countries), Radio (seven networks in five countries), New Media (the Everyday interactive TV portal, Internet portal, and teletext services), Publishing (financial news and media services, other magazine and book publishing), Modern Interactive (traditional home shopping, e-commerce, and logistics), SDI Media (subtitling and dubbing services), and Modern Studios (content production and film library).
Modern Times Group MTG AB`s class A and B shares are listed on the OM Stockholm Exchange`s O list (symbols: MTGA and MTGB) and on the Nasdaq National Market in New York (symbol: MTGNY).
- This information was brought to you by BIT http://www.bit.se The following files are available for download: http://www.bit.se/bitonline/2001/04/05/20010405BIT01080/bit0002.doc http://www.bit.se/bitonline/2001/04/05/20010405BIT01080/bit0002.pdf
CONTACT: Modern Times Group MTG AB Hans-Holger Albrecht, +46-8-562 000 50 or Matthew Hooper, +44 (0) 7768 440 414 or Bert Willborg, +46 707 27 70 22.
Quelle: BUSINESS WIRE 05/04/2001
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Na wenigstens das Malerhandwerk hat goldenen Boden.
Wenn nur der Alkohol nicht wäre...
JP
Wenn nur der Alkohol nicht wäre...
JP
der maler
??? versteh nur Bahnhof !
Schreib das nochmal, oder ist das schon Dein Syntax/Rechtschreibungs-Limit?!?......god damn !!
??? versteh nur Bahnhof !
Schreib das nochmal, oder ist das schon Dein Syntax/Rechtschreibungs-Limit?!?......god damn !!
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Ich will hier das Thema noch einmal angehen.
Bitte aktive Hilfe - aber wirklich nur von interessierten Metaboxlern.
MetaTV hat einen Link zur BFG-Bank.
Die BFG-Bank ist eine 100% Tochter der (1)SEB.
Die SEB-Direkt ist z. Zeit dabei verstärkt Werbung in Deutschland zu betreiben.
Da in Skandinavien wie es aussieht jeder mit jedem eine Verbindung hat, könnte man
evtl. über diese Schiene etwas finden.
(2)Telia ist die ehemalige staatliche schwedische Telecom - mit über 30.000 Mitarbeiter, einem
der modernsten Netze der Welt - über 40.000 KM Kabel - "Viking-Line" und hat Verbindungen "mit der ganzen Welt".
Seht euch einmal die Kooperationen bzw. Käufe von Telia seit Bekanntgabe von IN an.Telia könnte der Schlüssel
sein.Noch einige Links:
http://www.nrk.no/interaktiv/artikler/dtv-psb.htm
http://www.telia.net/carrier/action=1.1
http://www.telia.net/carrier/action=3.4.5?c_id=235
http://www.telia.se/bvo/omdirigering/tvaramar.jsp.html?body=…
2000-09-14
Telia broadens offering of interactive online games
2000-09-07
Telia offers broadband service directly to households
2000-09-06
Telia signs e-commerce agreement with City of Gothenburg
2000-08-18
Telia and ForeningsSparbanken (Swedbank) form e-commerce alliance to facilitate public sector purchasing
2000-08-16
Telia launches new sales company for network services
Telia now hives off the Swedish part of network operations, creating a separate company called Skanova. Already from the start,
Skanova will have about 2,500 employees and an estimated turnover of SEK 20 billion.
2000-07-10
Telia Stofa acquires majority stake in Danish cable TV company and gains 110,000 new customers
2000-07-07
Telia increases stake in Netia (Poland) to 48.2 percent
Meine Meinung ist, falls es IN gibt, ist Telia auf jeden Fall einer der die Fäden zieht.
MfG
von slog 09.04.01 17:40:41 3272077
up!!!
Grüsse slog
von slog 09.04.01 17:52:58 3272169
up!!!
slog
Bitte aktive Hilfe - aber wirklich nur von interessierten Metaboxlern.
MetaTV hat einen Link zur BFG-Bank.
Die BFG-Bank ist eine 100% Tochter der (1)SEB.
Die SEB-Direkt ist z. Zeit dabei verstärkt Werbung in Deutschland zu betreiben.
Da in Skandinavien wie es aussieht jeder mit jedem eine Verbindung hat, könnte man
evtl. über diese Schiene etwas finden.
(2)Telia ist die ehemalige staatliche schwedische Telecom - mit über 30.000 Mitarbeiter, einem
der modernsten Netze der Welt - über 40.000 KM Kabel - "Viking-Line" und hat Verbindungen "mit der ganzen Welt".
Seht euch einmal die Kooperationen bzw. Käufe von Telia seit Bekanntgabe von IN an.Telia könnte der Schlüssel
sein.Noch einige Links:
http://www.nrk.no/interaktiv/artikler/dtv-psb.htm
http://www.telia.net/carrier/action=1.1
http://www.telia.net/carrier/action=3.4.5?c_id=235
http://www.telia.se/bvo/omdirigering/tvaramar.jsp.html?body=…
2000-09-14
Telia broadens offering of interactive online games
2000-09-07
Telia offers broadband service directly to households
2000-09-06
Telia signs e-commerce agreement with City of Gothenburg
2000-08-18
Telia and ForeningsSparbanken (Swedbank) form e-commerce alliance to facilitate public sector purchasing
2000-08-16
Telia launches new sales company for network services
Telia now hives off the Swedish part of network operations, creating a separate company called Skanova. Already from the start,
Skanova will have about 2,500 employees and an estimated turnover of SEK 20 billion.
2000-07-10
Telia Stofa acquires majority stake in Danish cable TV company and gains 110,000 new customers
2000-07-07
Telia increases stake in Netia (Poland) to 48.2 percent
Meine Meinung ist, falls es IN gibt, ist Telia auf jeden Fall einer der die Fäden zieht.
MfG
von slog 09.04.01 17:40:41 3272077
up!!!
Grüsse slog
von slog 09.04.01 17:52:58 3272169
up!!!
slog
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Der letzte Text war von HFLcom!
Ich habe bereits zweimal versucht diesen alten Thread vom Januar hier zu
aktualisieren, WO scheint ihn jedoch zweimal gestrichen zu haben!!!???
Vielleicht ist an dieser Verbindung - Metabox,Internordic, SEB, BHF Bank -
etwas dran!
Eine große deutsche Bank soll ja bei Internordic involviert sein!!!
Wallstreet online scheint auch mit SEB zu kooperieren.
Siehe unterste Zeilen im Board etc. Vermutlich läuft das Wallstreet online
Online-Banking über die SEB???
Grüsse slog
Ich habe bereits zweimal versucht diesen alten Thread vom Januar hier zu
aktualisieren, WO scheint ihn jedoch zweimal gestrichen zu haben!!!???
Vielleicht ist an dieser Verbindung - Metabox,Internordic, SEB, BHF Bank -
etwas dran!
Eine große deutsche Bank soll ja bei Internordic involviert sein!!!
Wallstreet online scheint auch mit SEB zu kooperieren.
Siehe unterste Zeilen im Board etc. Vermutlich läuft das Wallstreet online
Online-Banking über die SEB???
Grüsse slog
Unterste Zeilen WO-Board:
Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr
© wallstreet:online
Kontoführung und alle sonstigen Bankdienstleistungen erfolgen durch die SEBdirect.
Die virtuelle Niederlassung der SEB AG.
Impressum | Werben auf wallstreet:online | Datenschutzbestimmungen
Grüsse slog
Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr
© wallstreet:online
Kontoführung und alle sonstigen Bankdienstleistungen erfolgen durch die SEBdirect.
Die virtuelle Niederlassung der SEB AG.
Impressum | Werben auf wallstreet:online | Datenschutzbestimmungen
Grüsse slog
der maler
Noch einen Schritt weiter, und dann ist Malschicht. Im Chat haste Dich schon zu weit aus Deinem Loch gewagt....Vorsicht, Junge...
Noch einen Schritt weiter, und dann ist Malschicht. Im Chat haste Dich schon zu weit aus Deinem Loch gewagt....Vorsicht, Junge...
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Danke
roger, post
unter Boardsuche Stichwort "NorDig" eintragen und die
Threads von HFLcom lesen!
sehr interessante Thesen und Spekulationen!
Grüsse slog
Threads von HFLcom lesen!
sehr interessante Thesen und Spekulationen!
Grüsse slog
10Apr2001 NETHERLANDS: Broadband Internet seen at 10 mln in Europe-Study.
AMSTERDAM, April 10 (Reuters) - The adoption of high-speed, or broadband Internet in Europe will be slower than most current projections, reaching only 10 million households by 2003, according to a study by Jupiter MMXI, released on Tuesday.
The rollout of broadband Internet is hampered by lack of competition among operators, low customer demand and the high price of technology, Jupiter said.
Broadband Internet is normally defined as high-speed Internet access that is always on. It is normally delivered through the TV cable network or using DSL (digital subscriber line) technology over the telephone network.
Such services in Europe cost the consumer 200 euros to install and about 50 euros per month, Jupiter said. It added there are currently around 3.5 million broadband subscribers in Europe.
Customers are often unaware of the benefits of broadband, Jupiter added.
"The high prices currently being charged for broadband access means that the majority of consumers are discouraged from the technology. To attract these people, companies need to improve their marketing message to ensure that Europeans understand the added value of broadband," Jupiter said.
Nordic countries will grow broadband penetration the fasted with 30 percent of households in Sweden, Finland and Norway using broadband by 2005.
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.
Quelle: REUTERS NEWS SERVICE
REUTERS NEWS SERVICE 10/04/2001
Silberstuermer
AMSTERDAM, April 10 (Reuters) - The adoption of high-speed, or broadband Internet in Europe will be slower than most current projections, reaching only 10 million households by 2003, according to a study by Jupiter MMXI, released on Tuesday.
The rollout of broadband Internet is hampered by lack of competition among operators, low customer demand and the high price of technology, Jupiter said.
Broadband Internet is normally defined as high-speed Internet access that is always on. It is normally delivered through the TV cable network or using DSL (digital subscriber line) technology over the telephone network.
Such services in Europe cost the consumer 200 euros to install and about 50 euros per month, Jupiter said. It added there are currently around 3.5 million broadband subscribers in Europe.
Customers are often unaware of the benefits of broadband, Jupiter added.
"The high prices currently being charged for broadband access means that the majority of consumers are discouraged from the technology. To attract these people, companies need to improve their marketing message to ensure that Europeans understand the added value of broadband," Jupiter said.
Nordic countries will grow broadband penetration the fasted with 30 percent of households in Sweden, Finland and Norway using broadband by 2005.
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.
Quelle: REUTERS NEWS SERVICE
REUTERS NEWS SERVICE 10/04/2001
Silberstuermer
Habt Ihr die Threads von HFLcom etc. unter Boardsuche "NorDig"
gelesen?
Keine sachlichen Kommentare dazu?
Grüsse slog
gelesen?
Keine sachlichen Kommentare dazu?
Grüsse slog
Ich habe gehört, Met@box ist unterbewertet !
Kann einen Anstieg von 300 % rechtfertigen!
Kann einen Anstieg von 300 % rechtfertigen!
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