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23.03.2010 09:36
Nokia Siemens Networks promised TV on any screen, on demand
New software platform allows service providers to create new applications, offers remote personal video recording
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Nokia Siemens Networks has launched a new software platform that allows people the freedom to watch TV on multiple devices, a message from the company says. The platform lets operators provide live, recorded or video-on-demand TV to mobile phone, Internet-connected computer, satellite or digital terrestrial television screens. In addition, it offers an open platform for creating new applications and provides remote personal video recording, catch-up TV, operator-to-subscriber messaging, faster channel change speed and enhanced IPTV picture stability.

“This new software platform lets subscribers enjoy video content and manage it in a consistent way, whether inside or outside the home,” announced Brook Longdon, head of media and entertainment solutions in Nokia Siemens Networks. “By offering quality video on a range of different devices, across different networks, and by providing an open environment for app development, we free operators to partner with developers without being bound to any one vendor's roadmaps and to differentiate their service.”

The platform supports several types of network-based personal video recording, including user-controlled and operator-controlled recording functionality, to allow flexibility in business models and in navigating content rights issues. This allows people to watch one channel while recording another for later viewing. The new platform also sees the introduction of network-based catch-up TV, whereby previously shown content is automatically made available for later viewing. It offers operator-to-subscriber messaging, enabling operators to send relevant operational and marketing messages to all or a subset of their subscriber base. The new platform also offers enhanced channel change speed and picture stability over IPTV networks.

The new software platform is a component of an end-to-end solution that enables operators to introduce advanced TV services rapidly. Nokia Siemens Networks is introducing its new software platform at the IPTV World Forum, London (March 23-25).


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