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Edition #5
Our audiences want more. Unlike weve seen before, these audiences are fickle and the majority are tech-savvy making it difficult for businesses to keep up with their demanding lifestyles. New technologies have raised their expectations and left users less than tolerant of anything other than a stellar experience.  These users want premium content where and when they want it and ultimately can get it one way or another.  With the help of specialized vendors who recognize the importance of every medium, today content owners can ensure their content be published across all three dimensions of media.
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Back from NAB 2010: Catch up
 
Alice in wonderland This year, some of us were unable to make it to Vegas for NAB so Origin Digital is providing you with on-demand video highlights. Take a couple of seconds to input your name and email address and instantly be brought to the NAB broadcast http://www.origindigital.com/NAB2010/Live/
 
Mobile Brings Everything to Everyone
 
iPhone When live video capabilities were added in early 2009 with the release of iPhone OS 3.0, Origin Digital was one of the first to support this capability and now is offering a promotion for live streaming to three Apple devices: the iPhone, iPod touch & the iPad. If you're launching a mobile video initiative, send us your info by clicking here: http://www.origindigital.com/campaign/akamai_iPhone/
 
WebinarThis past week, Origin Digital and Akamai Technologies joined Dr. James McQuivey, Senior Analyst at Forrester, for an in-depth conversation about the future of media content. Content will always be king but platforms that bring convenience will extend the reach of that content. Learn more and register for this free broadcast: http://www.origindigital.com/webinar/
 
DMWA word from CEO & Publisher of Digital Media Wire, Ned Sherman. In case you missed our latest communication with Digital Media Wire, read the latest around mobile -- http://www.origindigital.com/about/media/link/30/
 
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OD in the News
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HD for the iPhone
 
Food for Thought:

It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change
- Charles Darwin

Origin Digital Hires...
 
Anthony Lloyd comes to Origin Digital as the newest member of our Technology and Operations Management Team. In the very beginnings of Anthony's career, he worked for the US Air Force where he was responsible for configuring satellite signals for government departments like HQSAC, TAC, NORAD. Mr. Lloyd then proceeded to work for companies such as Sony Pictures, DirecTV, and GOTO.com. We welcome Anthony to our team as the new VP of Engineering and Technology.
 

 
Blog : Origin Perspectives
 
Mobile World CongressHappenings at Mobile World Congress 2010

Origin Digital recently had the opportunity to share its technology and solution sets with a broad assortment of international players in the mobile services market. As an exhibitor and workshop presenter within the Accenture Pavillion at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Origin shared not only its advanced IP broadcast management solutions and player frameworks, but also its broader strategy for accelerating the consumption of video on mobile devices - while protecting carrier networks from network burden due to backhaul, and performance issues related to congested Internet gateways.

With more and more mobile users accessing both live and on-demand video content on any number of rich content enabled devices - led mostly by Apple's iPhone - carrier networks are getting bombarded with traffic that their data networks were really not designed to handle. To understand this, consider that an hour of typical web browsing on a mobile phone consumes about 40 megabytes of data, while an hour spent watching fuzzy YouTube videos will consume upwards of 180 megabytes, and a live event, like a match or concert, might consume up to 300 megabytes or more.

The cumulative effect of proliferating devices and growing video consumption habits among mobile users is a "cratering" of carrier networks - which impacts all data services for all users, and commonly contributes to what is still perceived as an inferior viewing experience. It doesn't help matters that for the vast majority of content being consumed, the carriers have no revenue stake - and with the popularity of unlimited data plans, this just adds up mounting cost, as carriers are forced to contemplate massive network upgrades, just to be competitive. Most major networks are feeling this pain, and many of them are publicly crying "uncle".

Full blog entry :
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Origin Digital, an Accenture company, enables organizations across all industries to capture, convert and control high-definition online video. Founded in 1997, Origin Digital's decade of experience provides the company with a competitive advantage in managing online video from acquisition to monetization across all platforms. With ownership of multiple state-of-the-art broadband-specific facilities, Origin Digital combines a uniquely global reach with unparalleled industry intelligence to drive its customer's business objectives forward.
         
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