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solito discorso del bicchiere mezzo pieno e mezzo vuoto. Finanziariamente è mezzo vuoto, come prospettive può essere interessante e quindi mezzo pieno. Chi crede nel settore compra chi invece no, sta fuoripratimpo ha scritto:
Certo che Csco sta entrando nel settore comprandosi uno dei competitori di EAG
http://www.scientificatlanta.com/
Chiarezza
Volevo capire da dove arrivano i soldi.
a quanto ho capito di sono delle scatolette che collegate a internet e al televisore ti permettono di vedere vari canali televisivi.
Ma come funziona uno compra lo scatolotto poi acquista online un contratto con i proprietari dei contenuti e si guarda i contenuti sul vecchio TV connesso a internet?
E la aquilotta nosta che cosa vende?
Gli scatolotti?
I contenuti?
VOGLIO CAPIRE DA DOVE DOVREBBERO ARRIVARE I SOLDI|!!!!!!!!!!!!
Volevo capire da dove arrivano i soldi.
a quanto ho capito di sono delle scatolette che collegate a internet e al televisore ti permettono di vedere vari canali televisivi.
Ma come funziona uno compra lo scatolotto poi acquista online un contratto con i proprietari dei contenuti e si guarda i contenuti sul vecchio TV connesso a internet?
E la aquilotta nosta che cosa vende?
Gli scatolotti?
I contenuti?
VOGLIO CAPIRE DA DOVE DOVREBBERO ARRIVARE I SOLDI|!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ma a cosa servono i satelliti
Non capisto a cosa servono i satelliti.
Con l'arrivo del WIMAX con ci saranno più problemi di connessione a internet.
Penso che le comunicazioni satellitari servano a una nicchia ristrettissima e non centri con la IPTV.
adolar ha scritto:
Non capisto a cosa servono i satelliti.
Con l'arrivo del WIMAX con ci saranno più problemi di connessione a internet.
Penso che le comunicazioni satellitari servano a una nicchia ristrettissima e non centri con la IPTV.
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siamo ancora al punto di partenza...
comunque a questo punto vediamo nei prossimi giorni
sotto 0.45 si vende...
intanto controllo la tris per stasera e domani vado con il 68 e 29 su venezia...
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grease
(questa l'ha cliccata mio figlio...)
comunque a questo punto vediamo nei prossimi giorni
sotto 0.45 si vende...
intanto controllo la tris per stasera e domani vado con il 68 e 29 su venezia...
- 7,41 grease
(questa l'ha cliccata mio figlio...)il satmax è parte della loro attività: offre connessioni sfruttando iridium ad aerei, e alle forze armate.. L'altra area è costituita dalla IPT dove offrono servizi di connessione con oltre 200 canali.pratimpo ha scritto:
http://www.eaglebroadband.com/sate_comm.asp
http://www.eaglebroadband.com/broadband_services.asp
http://www.eaglebroadband.com/set_top_boxes.asp
http://rm247.eaglebroadband.com/
Ho ascoltato l'ultima conferenza stampa a sentire loro hanno rinnovato l'azienda, l'IPTV sarà il futuro e loro sono li pronti a cavalcarlo.
Non voglio fare quello che disprezza e compra (anche se sono bello carico di EAG), mi ha un pochettino stupito il fatto che abbia retto nonostante gli ultimi dati finanziari.
Ciao
Non voglio fare quello che disprezza e compra (anche se sono bello carico di EAG), mi ha un pochettino stupito il fatto che abbia retto nonostante gli ultimi dati finanziari.
Ciao
testeranno la nuova tecnologia antifurto a napoli
Eagle Broadband Receives IPTV Set-Top Box Patent
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25 January 2007, 11:15am ET
New Patent Eliminates Risk of Content Pirating and Unauthorized Access
Officials with Eagle Broadband, Inc. (AMEX: EAG), a national provider of broadband, Internet Protocol (IP) and digital communications technology and services, today announced that the company has been awarded a new patent on its advanced set-top box technology that ensures secure delivery of digital television content.
The company's recently patented technology (U.S. Patent 7,159,044) virtually eliminates the risk of unauthorized network access and theft of digital content in hotels, condominium buildings and local cable companies that provide IPTV cable television services. Television programming and access to a main network can be "unlocked" by an in-room set-top box only if both the proper software and hardware (set-top box) are operating normally.
Without this feature, the functionality of set-top boxes can be easily manipulated by those with a basic understanding of how the technology works. By either manipulating the hardware or installing the software on other devices, a hacker could potentially access and/or record television programming, or even break into a hotel, condominium or cable company network.
Eagle's patented technology prevents such hacking by requiring the original hardware and software to run simultaneously before delivering digital content. If either part of the chain runs in an unexpected manner, this patented technology shuts off the hardware, thus locking out unauthorized access to the network.
This technology is expected to appeal to hotels and other digital content providers, as it will prevent the loss of revenue associated with pirated pay-per-view programming. The stronger network security is also an attractive feature to anyone providing IPTV content, including Eagle Broadband.
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EAG 0.5194 0.0594dollars or (12.91%)
"This technology has been incorporated into Eagle's set-top boxes for some time, and we are pleased to receive a U.S. patent on it," said Brian Morrow, IPTV general manager and COO of Eagle Broadband. "This also is one reason why Eagle has been so successful in acquiring IPTV content rights from the major television studios and other content providers; they trust the security of our set-top box technology."
For more information on Eagle Broadband, visit www.eaglebroadband.com
Eagle Broadband Receives IPTV Set-Top Box Patent
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25 January 2007, 11:15am ET
New Patent Eliminates Risk of Content Pirating and Unauthorized Access
Officials with Eagle Broadband, Inc. (AMEX: EAG), a national provider of broadband, Internet Protocol (IP) and digital communications technology and services, today announced that the company has been awarded a new patent on its advanced set-top box technology that ensures secure delivery of digital television content.
The company's recently patented technology (U.S. Patent 7,159,044) virtually eliminates the risk of unauthorized network access and theft of digital content in hotels, condominium buildings and local cable companies that provide IPTV cable television services. Television programming and access to a main network can be "unlocked" by an in-room set-top box only if both the proper software and hardware (set-top box) are operating normally.
Without this feature, the functionality of set-top boxes can be easily manipulated by those with a basic understanding of how the technology works. By either manipulating the hardware or installing the software on other devices, a hacker could potentially access and/or record television programming, or even break into a hotel, condominium or cable company network.
Eagle's patented technology prevents such hacking by requiring the original hardware and software to run simultaneously before delivering digital content. If either part of the chain runs in an unexpected manner, this patented technology shuts off the hardware, thus locking out unauthorized access to the network.
This technology is expected to appeal to hotels and other digital content providers, as it will prevent the loss of revenue associated with pirated pay-per-view programming. The stronger network security is also an attractive feature to anyone providing IPTV content, including Eagle Broadband.
Mentioned Last Change
EAG 0.5194 0.0594dollars or (12.91%)
"This technology has been incorporated into Eagle's set-top boxes for some time, and we are pleased to receive a U.S. patent on it," said Brian Morrow, IPTV general manager and COO of Eagle Broadband. "This also is one reason why Eagle has been so successful in acquiring IPTV content rights from the major television studios and other content providers; they trust the security of our set-top box technology."
For more information on Eagle Broadband, visit www.eaglebroadband.com
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Eagle Broadband Receives IPTV Set-Top Box Patent
Thursday January 25, 11:15 am ET
New Patent Eliminates Risk of Content Pirating and Unauthorized Access
LEAGUE CITY, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 25, 2007 -- Officials with Eagle Broadband, Inc. (AMEX:EAG - News), a national provider of broadband, Internet Protocol (IP) and digital communications technology and services, today announced that the company has been awarded a new patent on its advanced set-top box technology that ensures secure delivery of digital television content.
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The company's recently patented technology (U.S. Patent 7,159,044) virtually eliminates the risk of unauthorized network access and theft of digital content in hotels, condominium buildings and local cable companies that provide IPTV cable television services. Television programming and access to a main network can be "unlocked" by an in-room set-top box only if both the proper software and hardware (set-top box) are operating normally.
Without this feature, the functionality of set-top boxes can be easily manipulated by those with a basic understanding of how the technology works. By either manipulating the hardware or installing the software on other devices, a hacker could potentially access and/or record television programming, or even break into a hotel, condominium or cable company network.
Eagle's patented technology prevents such hacking by requiring the original hardware and software to run simultaneously before delivering digital content. If either part of the chain runs in an unexpected manner, this patented technology shuts off the hardware, thus locking out unauthorized access to the network.
This technology is expected to appeal to hotels and other digital content providers, as it will prevent the loss of revenue associated with pirated pay-per-view programming. The stronger network security is also an attractive feature to anyone providing IPTV content, including Eagle Broadband.
"This technology has been incorporated into Eagle's set-top boxes for some time, and we are pleased to receive a U.S. patent on it," said Brian Morrow, IPTV general manager and COO of Eagle Broadband. "This also is one reason why Eagle has been so successful in acquiring IPTV content rights from the major television studios and other content providers; they trust the security of our set-top box technology."
For more information on Eagle Broadband, visit www.eaglebroadband.com.
About Eagle Broadband, Inc.
Eagle Broadband is a technology company that develops and delivers products and services in three core business segments:
-- IPTV -- Eagle Broadband's IPTVComplete(TM) provides direct access to
more than 250 channels of high-demand programming from popular
entertainment providers, often using Eagle's high-definition, set-top
boxes.
-- SatMAX® -- Eagle Broadband's SatMAX provides indoor/outdoor
communications utilizing the global Iridium-based (http://www.iridium.com)
satellite communications system. It offers both fixed and mobile
solutions, including the emergency first responder SatMAX Alpha "SatMAX-in-
a-suitcase" technology.
-- IT Services -- Eagle Broadband's IT Services Group is a full-service
integrator offering a complete range of network technology products
including VoIP, remote network management, network implementation services
and IT project management services.
EAGG
Forward-looking statements in this release regarding Eagle Broadband, Inc., are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, the company's ability to continue as a going concern, the company's liquidity constraints and ability to obtain financing and working capital on favorable terms, the continued acceptance of the company's products, increased levels of competition, new products and technological changes, the company's dependence upon third-party suppliers, intellectual property rights, and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact:
Eagle Contact:
Jackie Hutto
Griffin Integrated Marketing
(281) 335-0200
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Source: Eagle Broadband
Thursday January 25, 11:15 am ET
New Patent Eliminates Risk of Content Pirating and Unauthorized Access
LEAGUE CITY, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 25, 2007 -- Officials with Eagle Broadband, Inc. (AMEX:EAG - News), a national provider of broadband, Internet Protocol (IP) and digital communications technology and services, today announced that the company has been awarded a new patent on its advanced set-top box technology that ensures secure delivery of digital television content.
ADVERTISEMENT
The company's recently patented technology (U.S. Patent 7,159,044) virtually eliminates the risk of unauthorized network access and theft of digital content in hotels, condominium buildings and local cable companies that provide IPTV cable television services. Television programming and access to a main network can be "unlocked" by an in-room set-top box only if both the proper software and hardware (set-top box) are operating normally.
Without this feature, the functionality of set-top boxes can be easily manipulated by those with a basic understanding of how the technology works. By either manipulating the hardware or installing the software on other devices, a hacker could potentially access and/or record television programming, or even break into a hotel, condominium or cable company network.
Eagle's patented technology prevents such hacking by requiring the original hardware and software to run simultaneously before delivering digital content. If either part of the chain runs in an unexpected manner, this patented technology shuts off the hardware, thus locking out unauthorized access to the network.
This technology is expected to appeal to hotels and other digital content providers, as it will prevent the loss of revenue associated with pirated pay-per-view programming. The stronger network security is also an attractive feature to anyone providing IPTV content, including Eagle Broadband.
"This technology has been incorporated into Eagle's set-top boxes for some time, and we are pleased to receive a U.S. patent on it," said Brian Morrow, IPTV general manager and COO of Eagle Broadband. "This also is one reason why Eagle has been so successful in acquiring IPTV content rights from the major television studios and other content providers; they trust the security of our set-top box technology."
For more information on Eagle Broadband, visit www.eaglebroadband.com.
About Eagle Broadband, Inc.
Eagle Broadband is a technology company that develops and delivers products and services in three core business segments:
-- IPTV -- Eagle Broadband's IPTVComplete(TM) provides direct access to
more than 250 channels of high-demand programming from popular
entertainment providers, often using Eagle's high-definition, set-top
boxes.
-- SatMAX® -- Eagle Broadband's SatMAX provides indoor/outdoor
communications utilizing the global Iridium-based (http://www.iridium.com)
satellite communications system. It offers both fixed and mobile
solutions, including the emergency first responder SatMAX Alpha "SatMAX-in-
a-suitcase" technology.
-- IT Services -- Eagle Broadband's IT Services Group is a full-service
integrator offering a complete range of network technology products
including VoIP, remote network management, network implementation services
and IT project management services.
EAGG
Forward-looking statements in this release regarding Eagle Broadband, Inc., are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, the company's ability to continue as a going concern, the company's liquidity constraints and ability to obtain financing and working capital on favorable terms, the continued acceptance of the company's products, increased levels of competition, new products and technological changes, the company's dependence upon third-party suppliers, intellectual property rights, and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact:
Eagle Contact:
Jackie Hutto
Griffin Integrated Marketing
(281) 335-0200
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Eagle Broadband
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incredibile una news...
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"This also is one reason why Eagle has been so successful in acquiring IPTV content rights from the major television studios and other content providers; they trust the security of our set-top box technology."
grease
comunque direi che l'unica parte interessante è questa...
"This also is one reason why Eagle has been so successful in acquiring IPTV content rights from the major television studios and other content providers; they trust the security of our set-top box technology."
grease