Managing directors of the most important Munich media companies and experts from politics and the media industry joined together last Friday to form the Board of Trustees of the Macromedia University of Applied Sciences for Media (MFM).
Kino.de, Germany's leading online service for entertainment, film and cinema content, was able to significantly expand its reach in the first quarter of 2007: This is demonstrated by the AGOF internet facts 2007-I data published last week.
With a market share of 12.6 percent, ZDF is market leader in July 2007. RTL is in second place with 12.4 percent. ARD is in third position with 12.2 percent, and SAT.1 remains in fourth place with 9.6 percent.
The internationally oriented conference networks media professionals and strategists across industries and communicates the facts for effective business models on the Internet.
Sabine Kreft (44), Head of Communications, and Jan Paulus (32), Secretary General, will be appointed divisional heads and thus members of Super RTL's management with effect from August 1, 2007.
On the “SchülerVZ” youth Internet portal, which belongs to the Holtzbrinck media group, there are hundreds of entries that are explicitly pornographic or far-right.
eMotion, Inc, provider of digital media management solutions, will demonstrate the ability to manage, view and annotate media assets on wireless mobile devices at IBC 2001.
deuromedia announces that its multicast solution will be integrated into the broadband satellite communications products of Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd (Nasdaq: GILTF), the global leader in satellite network technology.
Since 5 July, Munich-based InterMedia Solutions AG has been supplying version 2.0 of its leading streaming software packages i-CONTROL, LiVE-CONTROL and DESiGN-CONTROL.
InterMedia Solutions will be presenting a scalable streaming media solution with remote encoding for the first time at NAB. The "Enterprise Solution" distributes encoding and control functions to different devices and is therefore scalable as required.
RAVISENT Technologies Inc., a provider of digital audio, video software solutions and Internet appliance technology, today announced a licensing agreement with DVC Digitalvideo Computing GmbH