NAB 2013: Deluxe to Showcase Cloud-Based Playout Platform...

MediaCloud service is developed for broadcasters and content owners.

Deluxe will feature its new cloud-based playout platform at the upcoming NAB Show, April 6-11 in Las Vegas.

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For the past year the MediaCloud service has been quietly tested by several broadcasters, reported Maurizio Cimelli, managing director of MediaCloud. It includes tools to enable versioning for new media platforms and distribution over IP to transmission headends.
While core customers would be broadcasters, it could also be used by content owners, Cimelli said, noting that the platform includes select tools for video content creation, management and online delivery, as well as additional Deluxe Media services such as archiving.
Developed over the course of two years for an undisclosed sum, Deluxe MediaCloud supports full HD image quality and operates on a private cloud.

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Canadian TV biz goes to court

Canadian TV biz goes to court
It wants regulator to treat ISPs as broadcasters
By BRENDAN KELLY

MONTREAL -- The battle to force Internet Service Providers to be treated like broadcasters went before Canada's Supreme Court on Monday, a case that could have a major impact on the local TV business.
A coalition representing actors, writers and producers argued that ISPs should be forced to follow rules set by federal broadcast regulator the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission, including paying a levy to support original Canadian content.

The Internet providers -- including major players Bell Canada and Shaw Communications -- beg to differ.

The entertainment guilds lost the first round in the fight after the Federal Court of Appeal ruled that the ISPs are not broadcasters in July 2010. But in March 2011 the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case.

"Internet providers are the broadcasters of the 21st century," said Jay Thomson, VP at the Canadian Media Production Assn. "We want to give the CRTC the chance to review this and to see if there is any way they can support Canadian programming."

The Supreme Court is expected to take between six and eight months to reach a decision.

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