Cisco’s Immersive Television of the Future, Merging Broadband and High-Value Content

Drew Clark, Publisher, BroadbandBreakfast.com

LAS VEGAS, January 7, 2013 – Cisco is demonstrating how immersive technologies of the near-future will include broadband television from a wall-screen display. The goal is to demonstrate a future use of its Videoscape Unity Platform, being launched here today. These technologies will integrate broadcast, social and user-generated-technology.

Here is an example of how the technology can be used by telecom service providers.

Panelists from Cox Communications, Liberty Global, BSkyB, Fox Broadcasting and Major League Baseball talk about “TV Everywhere,” the complications of Digital Rights Management, and the way that the tablet (particularly the iPad) are influencing the broadband television environment.

Follow Broadband Breakfast’s coverage of the Consumer Electronics Show at http://twitter.com/broadbandcensus. Our goals for CES are to promote the upcoming series of Broadband Breakfast Club events; to get the latest information on how broadband is driving digital technologies in 2013; and to test ideas for a book on technology, broadband, and digital media that Broadband Breakfast’s Publisher Drew Clark plan to write in 2013. He is on Google+ and Twitter.

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