mobile zone In The Zone
Now in its sixth year, the MobileZone has continued to develop to reflect IBC’s global reach and influence provides a unique opportunity for application developers, content providers and technology companies to showcase their capabilities at the centre of the broadcast industry’s leading international conference and exhibition.
The raison d’être of the Mobile Zone is to provide an opportunity for application developers, content providers and technology companies to showcase their capabilities at the centre of the broadcast industry’s leading international conference and exhibition. But and where exactly will they be? Here we present who exactly will form this showcase: that is the exhibitors and their location in the Zone
bmcofourm M101
http://www.bmcoforum.org/ (also including: Alcatel, Lucent, castLabs, Giesecke & Devrient, Secure Flash Solutions, GMIT, Sofia Digital)
The bmcoforum is an international non-profit organisation designed to foster the mass market for mobile media consumption. bmcoforum optimises the technology mix and business models and brings
together players from all parts of the media delivery value chain. In 2010, the bmcoforum will focus on business models for traffic off-loading from mobile networks to broadcast and fixed (including Wi-Fi) delivery networks as well as on mobile-fixed integration scenarios for media delivery (MobiFix).
The bmcoforum will demonstrate results of its MobiFix project. bmcoforum members will also show a mix of different media delivery solutions for mobile devices including multi-screen solutions. Boost M191
http://www.boost.no/
The company was established in 2000, and has its origins in NTNU (The Norwegian University of Technology and Science). The head quarters of the firm are located in Trondheim, Norway, with satellite offices in Oslo, London and Dubai.
In 2004 Boost established a US
subsidiary, mSnap Inc. In 2005 the company attracted American investors, and Boost is now only a minor share holder in mSnap. The solution allows users to create participatory programming and increase TSL through text to win contests, dedications, requests, mobile communities and loyalty programmes. Decontis M112
http://www.decontis.com Decontis specialises in the development of analysis and SNMP based monitoring solutions for Digital TV (DVB and ATSC) and Mobile TV (ATSC-M/H and DVB-H). The company is an integrated part of the worldwide DVB and ATSC development process and cooperates with many companies. The presented product lines for
DVB and ATSC contain many worldwide leading and unique characteristics which make them essential for companies who are active in this business area.
september 2010 13 Beside the legacy DVB and
ATSC technologies, the Decontis solutions also completely support the complex protocol stacks of the mobile TV standards ATSC- MH and DVB-H. Elgato M181
www.elgato.com
Elgato produces TV software together with a complete range of TV tuners and capture devices to watch, record, and edit TV and HDTV on Macs and PCs. Elgato is the home of EyeTV, a solution for Mac computers. Elgato also produces a variety of H.264 video conversion and streaming products. Elgato is privately held with offices in Munich, Germany and San Francisco, California Kontron M203
www.kontron.com
Kontron is a leader in embedded computer technology. Kontron helps leading OEMs and systems integrators to significantly reduce their time-to-market to gain a competitive edge. Kontron designs and manufactures building blocks capable of supporting numerous applications in today’s networked infrastructure.
Kontron is targeting
applications in broadcast, telecom, security, gaming, test & measurement, military, transportation and public information markets. Marvell Semiconductors M131
www.marvell.com Founded in 1995, Marvell Technology Group has operations worldwide and approximately 5,000 employees. Marvell’s U.S. operating subsidiary is based in Santa Clara, California and Marvell has international design centres located in the U.S., Europe, Israel, Singapore and China. A fabless semiconductor company, Marvell ships multiple platforms including high volume storage solutions, mobile and wireless, networking,
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