FAB returns to Berlin in September 2025 with 132 films, Japanese guests, a stop-motion symposium, and six competitions at silent green Kulturquartier and City Kino Wedding.
Fusion, the compositing tool in and out of Resolve, has got a big update - and we asked BMD's Simon Hall, what it all means and what the future holds..
The SAE Institute, the world's largest educational institution in the field of media, brings Peter Pulfer on board. Effective immediately, Pulfer, a recognised music-industry expert known simply as Pan, will take care of expanding the SAE network.
Hobnox, the entertainment network for creative people and their friends, launches the decisive phase of its Evolution2 competition on 1 September with a wide range of attractive support prizes.
The Association of the German Internet Industry, eco e.V., points to a decision issued yesterday by the Berlin Administrative Court that raises the fundamental question of whether the state may compel companies to implement surveillance measures without compensating them.
After years of tapeless radio-audio exchange using DAVID Systems’ Moves Media technologies, ARD officially began video-file transfer for television reports in 2007.
Search-engine operator Google is advocating net neutrality and is developing programs that allow users to test their broadband internet connections. Paying customers can use them to determine whether their provider is throttling or completely blocking certain services.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows Servers Enterprise Edition has become the first anti-virus solution to receive Citrix Ready certification, confirming full compatibility with Citrix Presentation Server 4.0 and 4.5 in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
At NAB 2008 in Las Vegas, Riedel Communications introduced its new integrated Intercom-over-IP solution for the digital Artist matrix-intercom platform.
At Medientreffpunkt Mitteldeutschland, Hit-TV.eu is presenting the prototype of the universal EWMS HT 100 / EWMS HT 50 set-top box to the public for the first time.
"It must not be acceptable for some IT companies to derive substantial portions of their economic success from mass copyright infringements by their customers." With a view to tomorrow's Intellectual Property Day, Christian Sommer, chairman of the Society for the Prosecution of Copyright Infringements, appeals to politicians' and Internet service providers' (ISPs) sense of responsibility.
NCP engineering GmbH Releases Version 9.03 of Its Secure Enterprise Client. The Most Important Feature Is Support for the Windows XP Operating System in 64-Bit Mode.
Basler is entering the digital surveillance camera market with a product family. The first members of the new product family will be presented to the public in May at "IFSEC 2008".
What began as proceedings against the operator of a file-sharing portal has now led Frankfurt am Main criminal police investigators to strike against an international piracy network.
Apple today upgraded AirPort Express, its mobile wireless base station, to 802.11n. Compared with the previous version, it thus offers up to five times the speed and twice the range*.
MEDIA BROADCAST, a service provider for the broadcasting and media industry, today received approval from Austrian regulatory authority KommAustria to establish and operate a nationwide multiplex platform for mobile terrestrial broadcasting in Austria.
Successful business models on the mobile Internet will increasingly be based on offering so-called metadata. As contextual information, these describe, for example, the location where a photo was taken as determined by GPS, or the availability status of mobile subscribers.
P.M. MAGAZIN has put the internet on the scales: worldwide business correspondence via the internet, together with all love letters, holiday snapshots, videos, music files, spam and so on, weighs less than a grain of sand.
As part of its ‘Digital Media’ offering, TietoEnator presents a complete mobile-TV and video solution for network operators and media companies. With the help of this solution, network operators can offer their subscribers ‘next generation’ mobile-TV services with simple access to live TV programmes and video-on-demand content (VoD).
ASTRA and sports broadcaster DSF have concluded an agreement on the use of additional satellite transmission capacity. Under this agreement, effective from February 1, 2008, DSF will increase the bandwidth of its digital TV signal by almost 50 percent.
Just in time for the start of the second half of the Bundesliga season, DSF will significantly improve its digital TV transmission: through an agreement with APS ASTRA Platform Services GmbH, DSF will increase the bandwidth of its digital TV signal by more than 50 percent.
The USA has problems expanding its broadband internet connection. A report published today, Thursday, by the National Telecommuniactions and Information Administration http://www.ntia.doc.gov speaks of major successes in this field. Critics, however, see little more behind the study "Networked Nation: Broadband in America" (NTIA) than an excessively euphoric assessment of the current situation.
SANYO is presenting four new professional LCD monitors at Integrated Systems Europe, including weatherproof and protected models for demanding installations.
In the final month of 2007, the virus world ranged from 12-byte specimens to 85 MB giants, eleven-times-packed backdoors and familiar names across different categories.
The German IPTV Association was founded in Berlin to support the technological, economic and creative potential of the IPTV industry and encourage innovation, standards and exchange between research and industry.
After an intensive development and testing phase, ProjectWizards’ network-capable project-management software Merlin 2.5 is launching today. It will be presented to the public during Macworld Expo in San Francisco from January 15 to 18, 2008.
To offer video on demand and other interactive multimedia services in future - such as an electronic programme guide, time-shifted playback of certain offerings or games - Kabel BW is currently introducing the new NDS VideoGuard encryption system.
Apple has introduced a new Xserve. The 1U rack-mount server is up to twice as fast as its predecessor* and includes a licence for an unlimited number of Mac OS X Server Leopard clients. Available from €2,899 including VAT, the new Xserve offers up to two 3.0 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors for eight-core performance, a new server architecture, faster front-side buses, faster memory, up to 3 TB of internal storage and two PCI Express 2.0 expansion slots for higher performance and flexibility.
skyDSL is continuing and ensuring service for its customers. Swiss investment company Mountain Super Angel AG has signed a purchase-option agreement with TELES AG for the skyDSL division. The agreement enables the investment company to acquire a majority stake in TELES Wireless Broadband Internet GmbH by 28.01.2008.
According to the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), prices for Internet use in the 2007 annual average were 5.3% below the 2006 level. Compared with the corresponding month of the previous year, prices for Internet use fell by 4.9% in December 2007. Prices remained stable compared with the previous month.
In the new year, consumers and companies must once again prepare for a series of legislative changes. BITKOM has compiled an overview of the most important changes for the ICT sector:
The liberalization of the telecommunications market ten years ago has developed into a genuine success story. "This is a very successful chapter in German economic history," said Prof. Dr. August-Wilhelm Scheer, President of the BITKOM Federal Association, ahead of the anniversary on January 1, 2008.