Sony still investigating PSN/Qriocity hack

Published: 08.32 Europe/London, April 26, 2011

Sony is still not able to tell its users when the PlayStaion network and Qriocity services will be back online, according to Patrick Seybold, senior director, corporate communications social media, on his PS blog on Monday, April 25.

On Wednesday, April 20, Sony had turned off the PlayStation services to investigate a hack of the online services. “We are doing all we can to resolve this situation quickly,” Seybold wrote on Friday, April 22. “We will continue to update you promptly as we have additional information to share.”

The PlayStation Network connects gamers who use a PlayStation 3 or PlayStation Portable system. The Sony Qriocity service, which is used to stream audio and video to Sony devices, was also compromised in the attack.

On Saturday Sony said “We sincerely regret that PlayStation Network and Qriocity services have been suspended, and we are working around the clock to bring them both back online. Our efforts to resolve this matter involve re-building our system to further strengthen our network infrastructure. Though this task is time-consuming, we decided it was worth the time necessary to provide the system with additional security.”
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Rogowski Multimedia Polish president again

Rogowski Multimedia Polish president again
2011-04-28 11:08:02 / Paulina Nietrzpiel
Last updated: 2011-04-28 1:45:23 p.m.
Source: presserwis
Andrzej Rogowski for the next two years will serve as president of Poland Media SA , a national cable operator, a provider of digital television with video on demand, broadband and mobile and landline and mobilFonu. Rogowski is one of the founders of the company. President since 2005


Andrzej Rogowski in 1991 founded a cable television Kaliska Tele-Cal, which five years later was transformed into a multimedia Poland. In 2001-2004 he served as CEO of a telecom operator TeleNet Poland, which in October 2004, operationally merged with Multimedia Poland. From October 2004 to October 2005 he was a 

member of the supervisory board of Multimedia Poland.

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29.04 International Dance Day in HD nFilm

29.04 International Dance Day in HD nFilm
2011-04-28 11:35:27 / Janusz Sulisz
Last updated: 2011-04-28 1:41:41 p.m.
Source: n.pl
Staying in a joyful atmosphere associated with the wedding the British heir to the throne, the new generation n TV offers its subscribers to join the procession of guests and celebrate the solemnity of the event through dance. April 29 , in addition to decades of marriage is also the International Dance Day , which is most appropriate in a moment of madness on the dancefloor .

N TV, especially for their subscribers, produced films that will not allow anyone to passive sitting in a chair and wake up in the wildest instincts the hard-core dancing lions armchair. 

Friday, April 29, 2011
nFilmHD, hours. 11:05 - "STAYING ALIVE"
nFilmHD, hours. 12:40 - "GREASE"
nFilmHD, hours. 14:40 - "Grease 2"
nFilmHD, hours. 16:35 - "DO NOT JUST DANCE"
nFilmHD, hours. 18:10 - "In Save the Last Dance"

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ISU... Moving On Out...

[SatNews] New challenges for the longest term president of the ISU as he moves on to Colorado... 

Astrium... Space For A Picture (Spacecraft)

[SatNews] With a ten year life projection, this new camera is set for a place on the Columbus module of the ISS... 

China Satellite 2011... Beijing Bound For SatConference (Event)

[SatNews] The China Satellite 2011 Conference and Exhibition will be held on 26th - 28th of this October at Hotel Nikko New Century in Beijing. 

Indian Fta channel on All Satellites 22 apr 2011

Indian Fta channel on All Satellites 22 apr 2011 

MBC launches free HD bouquet for Middle East

Middle Eastern satellite TV operator MBC is to offer a bouquet of high definition channels to its customers for free.

BSkyB: Now the fun begins

BSkyB: Now the fun begins



This Thursday will see BSkyB unveil its latest profit and subscriber numbers for its 3Q trading period to March 31st. Analysts are talking about net subscriber growth of some 40,000, and underlying profits up 15 per cent to £252 million. Annual average ARPU is also expected to top a spectacular £540 as the number of subs taking bundled packages, including telephony and broadband plus Sky+ and HD grow.

WikiLeaks: BBC ‘could be part of an Al Qaeda propaganda

WikiLeaks: BBC ‘could be part of an Al Qaeda propaganda network’
April 25th, 2011 - 17:31 UTC
by Andy Sennitt.

Skylink looks to the future

Published: 10.46 Europe/London, April 26, 2011

The Czech/Slovak DTH platform Skylink plans to add a dozen more HD channels to its offer, according to Jaromir Glisnik, the CEO of its joint owner TradeTec.

Speaking to Digizone, he said that by doing so the number of its paying customers currently receiving HD channels – a figure that he put at 10% – is likely to grow significantly.

Ziggo phasing out analogue channels

Published: 09.56 Europe/London, April 26, 2011

Holland’s largest cable operator Ziggo will start to phase out its analogue channels this summer. As part of the campaign, it is offeting subscribers an HD cable tuner for €79.

Broadband takes off in Russia

Published: 09.37 Europe/London, April 26, 2011
The take-up of broadband services is growing rapidly in Russia, according to ER-Telecom, one of the country’s leading cable operators.

Quoting data produced by iKS- Consulting, it says that the number of broadband subscribers at the end of 2010 stood at 17.9 million.

Consumers are replacing TVs faster than ever

Published: 08.54 Europe/London, April 26, 2011

Consumers around the globe are replacing both their flat panel and CRT TVs at a much faster rate than the previous 10-15 year average for CRT-to-CRT replacement, according to US research firm DisplaySearch.

“Digital broadcast transitions and more affordable flat panel TVs have caused consumers to replace their TVs, especially CRT models, in record numbers. By looking at how the pace of replacement is changing and what the drivers of replacement are, we can start to understand how future consumption might look,” said Paul Gagnon, DisplaySearch director of North America TV market research, in a statement.

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INTERVIEW WITH SAANIA SAEED

Q. You have always been a thinking man’s actress. Comment.
A. Well, thank you! It’s a very hard-earned reputation and I enjoy and respect it. Although I see it just as a term I have come across while reading stuff about myself. But if that is so, I think that is how it should be, shouldn’t it? I mean actors should make one think and if people feel that way about me, I’m flattered.
Q. Having said that and while you are known for meaningful characters, of late it seems that your caliber is being compromised.

Good Morning Pakistan’s host, Dr Shaista Wahidi speaks on the celebration of her show’s first anniversary.
Pakistan’s favourite television anchor Dr. Shaista Wahidi’s story starts off on a similar note as any urban girl in her country. The Shaista of yesteryear, in her own words, was a young woman who felt she had to compromise to please her family. From marriage and kids in her teens to studying for a lost cause, she became a non-practising doctor to keep up with her parent’s wishes. While this brought the reward of a happy family, destiny had other plans for the now famous TV host.

RUSSIAN COMPANY HOLDS TALKS TO LAUNCH DTH IN PAKISTAN

In January 2011, Russian company General Satellite’s representatives visited Pakistan for the second time in the scope of preparation of a joint launch of the first satellite DTH (Direct to Home) platform in Pakistan.
Managers of the Foreign Broadcasting Projects Department were received by the Minister of Information and Broadcasting of Pakistan and chiefs of many state and private companies which would like to become co-investors of the project. The negotiations lasted successfully although the details are not to be published yet. But it certainly was a sufficient step forward.

DAM TV TO BE LAUNCHED SOON

A new infotainment satellite TV channel will be launched soon. It was announced in a briefing held by FTR Media Services at Houston (USA). The channel will be launched in Pakistan. At this occasion, Country Head Abdullah Shaikh said that Dam TV will be an infotainment TV channel and it will broadcast talk shows, reality shows, dramas and general entertainment programs.