HDTV

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Jeremy on 2003/03/31:

  „I realize that there are already HDTV VCRS , but do they have any content? I mean there is already a consumer level HDTV Camcorder , yet there are few major movies available on HTDV.“

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Way.Nu: January 2003 Archives

  „Jim Novo (http://www.jimnovo.com/) has some interesting good things to say about "Simple CRM", which isn't CRM in the way software companies are selling it, but it is CRM in the philosophical "make the customer feel like they are important to you" way that is the forest that CRM software vendors can't see for the trees.“

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Markets

  „Manufacturers realize that HDTV sales will go to whoever best renders low-resolution video onto the big screen. Each vendor declares a proprietary technique, using marketing pitches such as "Natural Progressive" (JVC), Motion-Adaptive 480-line 3D Y/C comb filter, 480p upconversion system with 3-2 pulldown, DPM3 (DiamondDigital Pixel Multiplier) high-speed velocity-scan modulation and DefinEdge image enhancement circuit (Mitsubishi), Internal Line Doubler with 3:2 Pulldown (Panasonic), and Pro Chip Plus line doubler with 3:2 pulldown (Samsung). In this market, plenty of room exists to license a better mousetrap. The artifact-free nature of Futureware's format conversion fits the bill.“

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Comments Solicited for Public Workshop on Digital Entertainment and Rights Management (Page2).

  „This is merely an attempt by the media/technology industry (with the acquiescence of our elected representatives who have been paid by their lobbyists) to extend their control over content and distribution channels for information and entertainment. Considering that (for example) Disney (owners of ABC) and General Electric (owners of NBC) already have a dominant role in shaping public opinion through the manipulation of the news via their respective broadcast channels, it is no surprise that public awareness of the implications for diminishment of the constitutional rights of US citizens in regard to these corporate groups' agendas is minimal. When the monopolist practices of the Microsoft Corporation (again, a partner with NBC/GE in broadcasting) are added to this equation, the possibility of having a free and open exchange of ideas is minimal.“

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