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tagged with SCTE Cable-Tec posted in November 2011

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Multiscreen IP Video Deployments
11|29|11   |   2:40   |   No comments

RGB Networks CEO Jef Graham discusses takeaways from current multiscreen trials and deployments, as well as what’s on the horizon for IP video
LRTV Interviews
Casa Downsizes the CMTS
11|25|11   |   05:36   |   2 comments

Casa Systems CEO Jerry Guo shows off the world's smallest Docsis 3.0-based CMTS and hints at the company's plan for a full-fledged CCAP product
LRTV Interviews
CCAP: Arris's Top Priority
11|24|11   |   03:13   |   No comments

Todd Kessler sheds light on Arris's roadmap for CCAP, recently deemed priority No. 1 by the company's chairman and CEO
LRTV Interviews
A Map for CCAP
11|21|11   |   03:29   |   No comments

Comcast's Jorge Salinger offers an update on the direction of the CCAP specifications and the MSO's CCAP 'operational readiness' trial
LRTV Interviews
Cox Connects With the iPad
11|18|11   |   05:02   |   No comments

Cox's Steve Necessary explains the new app that will stream live TV channels to the iPad and, later, other platforms
LRTV Interviews
Moto's Jha & Moloney: The Xoom Boom
11|17|11   |   07:13   |   No comments

Sanjay Jha and Dan Moloney discuss the cable industry opportunity for tablet and consumer devices, giving a nod to Televation and advanced content delivery services in the home
LRTV Interviews
Reinventing Cable's Video Experience
11|16|11   |   06:39   |   No comments

Charter Communications CTO Jay Rolls discusses the MSO's plans to embrace IP video, pipe video to more devices and take advantage of HTML5
LRTV Interviews
Jha & Moloney Discuss Moto's Set-Top Plans
11|16|11   |   08:21   |   No comments

Sanjay Jha and Dan Moloney discuss the Google-Moto combo and what it means for set-tops, consumer devices and what a mobile ecosystem could mean for the cable industry