Monday, December 16, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Alticast Announces The Closing Of Initial Public Offering
December 11, 2013- Seoul,
Korea -- Alticast, a worldwide leader
in open standards based software for video service delivery, announced today
closing of its public offering of 2,000,000 shares of the
Company's Class A common stock on the Korea
Exchange KOSDAQ. The stock closed today at Won 8,600 per share. The shares trade under the
ticker symbol “ATCAST."
“Today is a
historic day for our company with respect to our offering on the KOSDAQ. It
demonstrates confidence by the business community in Alticast’s capabilities and potential to growth in the world market”,
said Alticast CEO, Won Cheol Kang. “We are in a very exciting time in the
Industry and today Alticast is positioned better than ever to maintain our momentum as a world leader in
the Interactive TV Industry.”
Alticast intends to
use the net proceeds from its initial public offering to expand its lines of
products and services in the Interactive TV industry, as well as for general
corporate purposes.
For
more information about Alticast's technologies, please visit our website at www.alticast.com.
Monday, December 9, 2013
Friday, November 15, 2013
North American Cable Operators Visit Korea
A contingent of North American Cable Operators visited Alticast 's Korean HeadQuarters last week and shared their views on the future of cable television. While they were there they took a field trip to visit Korean operators to see some technology in action. Here the executives were viewing Alticast's Downloadable and Exchangeable support hardware that handles the security services for over 5M users.
They also were able to see native and HTML5 systems with features including companion device integrations and application stores. The highlight of the trip may have been a fun night out with traditional Korean Barbecue.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Optimization
As Operators begin to use HTML5 to deliver the User Experience for millions of people to multiple devices, understanding how to optimize their UI will be very important. We are keeping our sights on this and will be posting various ideas for optimization so that Operators can broaden their scope of devices where they might deliver an HTML5 UX. The television industry has unique devices with legacy systems that are quite restricted in CPU and memory, so optimizing the UX can really pay off.
The cable industry isn't alone in considering this challenge, and in fact there is a whole conference that is held at least twice a year on Web Performance. Fortunately the conference posts videos of their talks and interviews on YouTube. Below is the listing of videos from their most recent event in SantaClara, and if you are in the area, the next one is in London starting Wednesday Nov. 13th. We'd like to hear your ideas too, so please enter comments or contact us to enter a guest posting.
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