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Archive for October, 2005

Calgary Challenge Update

31st October 2005

Alexander Ratushnyak won some prize money on the Calgary challenge, with an entry of 596,314 bytes on Oct. 25

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More on Blaze and PIXe

31st October 2005

Australian firm Blaze announces they are deploying their video compression technology to the Russian handheld market.

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LizardTech: Enablement and Overbreadth in Light of Phillips

30th October 2005

An article at mondaq.com by Ms Kori Anne Bagrowski and Mr Paul Devinsky. While overbreadth has long been a concern in determining the validity of patent claims, the LizardTech and Phillips cases, read together, may signal a renewed focus on interpreting claims in the context of the written patent.

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Emilcont V0.3 Alpha “avalaible for testing”

29th October 2005

PAQ6 based Emilcont V0.3 Alpha is OUT.

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RIM inks deal for JPEG patent

29th October 2005

BlackBerry wireless device maker Research In Motion inked a deal on Thursday to license part of the JPEG file format patent from Forgent Networks.

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This is what Google uses for compression

26th October 2005

In a description of Google’s BigTable, Philipp Lenssen and Andrew Hitchcock give a scoop on what google uses for compression. Nothing much too exotic, but still interesting enough for a curious mind.

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IMEC Claims Coarse-Grain Processor Breakthrough

26th October 2005

IMEC reported today that its ADRES core exceeds the performance of state-of-the-art DSP processors, while offering the same flexibility and having the power efficiency of state-of-the-art ASIPs. The core can also be used in a multi-core context for high-performance applications.

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Telecommunications Providers and Television Broadcasters Can Join Forces in Battling Efforts to Impede Consumers’ Choices in Television Programming, Hearst-Argyle Television CEO Urges

25th October 2005

Calls for Debate Over Digital Multicast Carriage to Be Properly Called “Anti-Content-Stripping” Measure.

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Dream Job

24th October 2005

Want work doing research on video compression algorithms?

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On2 Technologies Inks Deal with Streamcraft

24th October 2005

On2 Technologies, Inc. announced that it has entered into a strategic agreement with German videoconferencing and multimedia software development company, Streamcraft Technologies.

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