ViodiTV Videos About Broadband, Technology, & More
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And the Winner Is…….
We are appreciative of the support of the Minnesota Telecom Alliance and ETI Software in making ViodiTV a reality at the MTA's 2011 Annual Convention. The above agenda slate provides an example of one of the many unique ways that ViodiTV can help drive traffic to a booth and increase awareness of a supplier's offering. This…
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PCs for the People – One Way a Local Telco Is Helping Their Community
Kevin Larson of CTC discusses the program his company implemented that recycles PCs, while helping people who couldn’t otherwise afford computers. He points to the importance of getting devices to people who otherwise wouldn’t have access to the power that broadband would provide. This program targets families of grade-school children. Serving as the catalyst for…
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Revealing a Fast Video Editing Program
Terence Swee, CEO of Muvee, demonstrates their Reveal software in this interview recorded at CES 2011. During this brief video, he puts together a timeline of pictures, associates them with a music track and renders; the rendering takes approximately 3 seconds.
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HPNA in the Local Loop
The HomePNA Alliance's announcement of an enhanced specification that supports coax distribution in Multi Dwelling Units (MDUs) and Hospitality markets should be no surprise for anyone who heard Michael Weissman speak at the Parks Associates' Connections Summit at CES 2011. In this video interview, captured at that event, Michael Weissman, Corporate VP of Marketing for…
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Energy Metadata Privacy & The Impact of Vehicle Electrification
Who owns your energy data? In California, the customer does. The California Public Utility Commission is currently determining how PG&E can release that data to 3rd parties and still respect customer privacy.1 This will be key to enabling real-time monitoring of energy consumption. In this interview, Andrew Tang of PG&E addresses this topic, as well…