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The question is: Will people really store content on the PC, set up a home network and then access content over the network? ... That's still a pretty geeky thing to do,

The question is: Will people really store content on the PC, set up a home network and then access content over the network? That's still a pretty geeky thing to do.

We fear a circumstance in which broadband network operators, among whom consumers have no real choice, are permitted to prefer certain content and thereby limit consumer access to other content.

[AdManager's extensive targeting capabilities were also a factor in CCTVI's move to Accipiter. The company is currently using AdManager to target ads based on niche market content. With over half a million pages of content, the CCTVI network has an extensive network including healthcare, home, legal, and automotive topics, among many others. While the corporate entity defines the initial tagging structure, stations within the network control ad delivery at the local market level.] This solution has provided us with a new way to sell ads, ... By allowing our TV station networks to traffic their own ads, we have seen direct operational cost savings.

This notion of some grand battle between content owners and network owners, I think it's specious. Network owners can partition bandwidth in such a way that everyone can have access to the Internet in a way we have today and provide some value-added services. There should be plenty of room for everyone to do what they want.

Jonathan Taplin

DHCP, the protocol that networks use to assign IP addresses, is the logical place for network access control -- no IP address, no network access. Some other NAC approaches require host software or the participation of 'smart' network hardware -- elements that can add significant cost and reduce network reliability. DHCP-based NAC schemes offer a method of network gate keeping that involves only the network edge, a far more elegant approach.

The media network has evolved because consumers want to be able to connect to all the devices in their lives and access all their content. The merging of home and wide area wireless networks is the next natural step in this evolution.

It's not a big brother's watching-system. Businesses are entitled to have their network connection used for what the businesses buy it for. We don't look at the content of people's emails or the content of the websites they go to, but we sit down and say 'these PCs have been to these places'.

There's design, content review and content development [to contend with]. It costs money, but it's not as much as building a new TV network.

I think it's a niche product. For those of us who are geeks and understand the power of the social network, it makes sense. But will [non-geeky] people behave this way? It's a question.

We're looking for best-of-breed content in everything we do, and we relish getting access to Rivals content. The next step we need to take is doing a better job promoting all our assets, including this one, and making people aware of what we have, so you'll see a major ramp-up in the marketing of our content. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. We're looking for best-of-breed content in everything we do, and we relish getting access to Rivals content. The next step we need to take is doing a better job promoting all our assets, including this one, and making people aware of what we have, so you'll see a major ramp-up in the marketing of our content.

We're in the process of defining link protection. It allows for protected commercial content to move between devices across the DLNA network, and respects the rights of both copyright owners and content providers.

If you had three years' worth of digital photos on your network, you could share those with your mother in another state. All she would need to access the content is a special password and a Web browser.

Brian Dexheimer

Intel's Digital Home Fund supports initiatives in the digital home space to help people enjoy and access content on a variety of different devices. With all of this content going digital, we've recognized a huge business opportunity for the Hollywood entertainment industry.

We wanted to bring the branding and positioning of the network more in line with the actual programming content. We felt that the previous branding wasn't as reflective as it could be for the kind of programming on our network. We wanted to align the network clearly with the tremendous growth of soccer in this country, and one of the things we're focused on is bridging the gap between doers and viewers, getting people who may participate in soccer and bring them into the tent as viewers.

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