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How the BBC's HD DRM plot was kept secret … and why | Technology | guardian.co.uk
"So what did Ofcom do? Naturally, it listened to the public, ignored the uncompetitive rent-seeking proposals from the commercial sector, adhered to EU law, and rejected the proposal. Well, that's what they did in a parallel universe. In this universe, Ofcom accepted the self-serving arguments of the companies they're meant to be regulating, ignored the public whose interests they were meant to be safeguarding, and gave the BBC what it asked for. Why did it do this? It's a secret. But not any more."
news  article  bbc  drm  ofcom  legal  software  technology  video  media  streaming  licensing  business  rights  hdtv  tv  politics 
november 2011 by milkmiruku
Scobleizer — Tech geek blogger
YouTube HD has been in beta for a couple of weeks, now it's gone live, plus Facebook has also just implemented HD video. No more bothering with Vimeo for high-res video? Some links to announcements & commentary.
news  internet  video  hd  service  hdtv  ugc 
december 2008 by milkmiruku
Japanese - 33 million pixel TV Standard
"The communications ministry is pouring 300 million yen into the NHK project to develop and launch a higher quality 33.2 million pixel broadcast standard by 2015."
hdtv  japan  blog  news  video  tv  cable  research  technology  interesting 
january 2008 by milkmiruku

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