Entone is taking orders for 2Q2010 delivery of its VUDU enabled Janus Media Hub and Amulet IPTV Receiver. Entone’s new line of broadband TV devices integrates the latest VUDU technologies including VUDU Apps, a cloud platform for the delivery of Internet entertainment services, and the VUDU Movie Service, the leading HD on-demand movie service available today.

deltatre has been selected by BBC Sport as provider of all the BBC’s event data on bbc.co.uk/olympics, for the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games.

Olympics fans will be able to find detailed information at bbc.co.uk/olympics of Event Schedules, Country and Athlete Profiles and a full Medals Table. Every result for every sport, including split times, will be available on the BBC’s site.

deltatre has been chosen by NRK to provide a state of the art internet solution for its digital media coverage of the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.

Norway is the all-time leading medal-winner in the history of the Winter Olympics and has a well-established and very strong history in winter sports. With the deltatre Internet solution NRK will be able to offer viewers in Norway the most complete video and information service ever provided for the Winter Olympic Games.

Espial announces the latest version of its TV Browser product for Connected TVs and Set-Top Boxes. The Connected TV market is poised for high growth as consumers increasingly demand access to their favourite websites and web video content from their TV. According to the research firm iSuppli Corporation, total flat-panel TV shipments will grow to nearly 243 million units annually in 2013. As more of these TV require web connectivity, the Espial TV Browser is an ideal platform for Connected TVs with excellent graphic performance, unmatched response times and a great web video experience.

Ooyala announces they reached over 1 million unique users with live streaming content this past weekend. Ooyala's high volume viewership is attributed to several live events that took place over the weekend. These events included Telegraph Media Group's live streaming of former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair's appearance at the Iraq Inquiry in London, The 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards and Volcom's Pipeline Pro surfing competition.

ABC News announces that ABC News programming from its platforms and shows will be featured on a branded page on Hulu, an online video service. The site will feature short form news content and long form programming from morning to night -- including “Good Morning America,” “World News with Diane Sawyer,” “Nightline,” “This Week,” “20/20” and “Primetime” limited series.

Widevine and Qtv announce that they will partner to bring Widevine's video optimization and multiplatform Digital Rights Management technology to the Qtv Internet TV Media Player for the television, mobile phone and personal computer. The combination of Widevine's industry leading technologies and Qtv's media player will enable content providers to rapidly expand the distribution of their content to new devices and customers.

DreamTV announces its availability on Roku player products. Limited DreamTV content will be available for free on Roku player products for the next 45 days. After that, a minimal subscription fee of $1.99 per month will be charged for unlimited access to its entire content line-up.

DreamTV is a full-resolution, long form and family safe content provider for your TV offering fresh, unique and novel content in various categories and genres. These content are professionally produced by the high end of the long tail also called “mid-tail” content producers. It offers shows that are not available in any other main stream TV market place. It acquires and licenses content that are FUN (Fresh, Unique and Novel). Some of the categories include: Documentaries, African food, Technology, Science and Environment, Chess News, Films etc.

The Recording Academy and Ooyala announce their collaboration to power GRAMMY Live!, giving live, online access to the events leading up the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards.

Continuous coverage kicks off Friday, Jan. 29, and wraps on Music’s Biggest Night at The GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, Jan. 31. Internet viewers can expect an exclusive interactive experience including:

• Red-carpet access
• Behind-the-scenes footage of the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards
• Video On Demand of memorable GRAMMY moments throughout the years

Stickam.com will be the exclusive provider of video streaming of the “UP NEXT at CES: Creativity, Content and Cash” program and the conference SuperSessions at the 2010 International CES, the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow. Owned and produced by the Consumer Electronics Association, the show will be held in Las Vegas, January 7-10, 2010.

The BBC Trust has given its provisional approval to the BBC's involvement in Project Canvas, saying that the likely public value of the proposal justifies any potential negative market impact.

Project Canvas is a joint venture between the BBC and five other partners to develop and promote a common standard that would allow viewers with a broadband connection to watch on their television sets on-demand services, such as the BBC iPlayer or the ITV Player, and other internet content, as well as ordinary linear television content. This would be via a device such as a set–top box connected to the internet. Viewers would have to have a broadband subscription but would not pay any additional subscription for the content.

Mobile Tribe announces the availability of its new YouTube service on Roku player products. This new and additional capability enables TV viewers using Roku and MobileTribe to extend their experience of blended social networking by including the ability to interact with YouTube, as well as a wide selection of other leading community sites including Facebook, MySpace, Orkut, Google, and Yahoo.

Episodic announces that SHOWTIME Sports has once again selected Episodic to power the live online video initiative STRIKEFORCE: All Access, an immersive web experience where Mixed Martial Arts fans are able to control all the action from their very own front row seat. The unique live webcast will take place Saturday, December 19th, from the HP Pavilion in San Jose, California.

The immersive digital experience will stream simultaneously with the live SHOWTIME telecast beginning at 10 p.m. ET and be available to fans around the world including those in Brazil, Japan, throughout Europe as well as in the U.S. and Canada.

In front of a packed house at their Boxee Beta Unveiling event in Brooklyn this evening, Boxee revealed that D-Link has been named first choice as the hardware partner to release a Boxee branded device for the living room.

Boxee is the best way to enjoy content from the Internet or a computer on a TV screen. With the Boxee Box by D-Link, the two companies have created the easiest way to bring this experience into the living room, allowing people to watch tens of thousands of movies & TV Shows, organize and play their favorite home movies and photos, and play great music from their home network or from Internet sources like Pandora.

Syabas announces that Revision3 is porting their application to the Syabas DAVID platform. Revision3 creates and produces original programming for passionate, committed fans who want to watch shows about technology, movies, video games and music that entertain, educate and help to expand their life experiences. The popular content provider, which currently accommodates more than 6 million downloads a month, has been available to current Popcorn Hour users for more than a year.