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Netflix Comes Out Way on Top in French VoD Study

by Andrew Fenn

Consulting company NPA Conseil has released a new survey revealing the on-demand video viewing habits of France, as reported by Advanced Television. According to the report, Netflix is the most used of all the …

Tags:France| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Netflix| Vol 24 - Issue 35

French TV Market to Withdraw 700 MHz DTT Channels

by Andrew Fenn

The French TV market is preparing to reposition all of its DTT channels currently operating on the 700 MHz spectrum, in order to make way for high-speed internet services. The move will commence on …

Tags:France| Large Display Monitor| Terrestrial (DTT)| Vol 24 - Issue 35

France Considers New Multiplex for DTT UHD

by Bob Raikes

The CSA, which regulates broadcasting in France, has said that it is consulting on the idea of introducing a new multi-city multiplex that could support new technology such as DVB-T2 and HEVC compression to …

Screen4All Forum to Feature Best VR Expereince

by Alan Spencer

The best in VR storytelling and technical achievement, will be selected and screened during the Screen4All Forum and the Satis show aimed at TV and cinema creators and technicians from all across Europe. The …

Tags:Back Panel| France| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 24 - Issue 27

Leti Days Highlight European Chip Future

by Bob Raikes

It’s funny how things work out. I was due to meet up with Leti, a French R&D organisation, at the recent SID event, as the group was showing a new LED-based microdisplay. Unfortunately, the …

Europe’s Largest VR Facility is in Paris.

by Bob Raikes

There is now a permanent VR facility in the 13th arrondissement, called the mk2 VR facility that is available to consumers for a charge of €12 for 20 minutes or €20 for 40 minutes. …

Tags:AR/VR| France| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 24 - Issue 25

Aledia Uses Nanowires for MicroLEDs

by Bob Raikes

This week I was in Grenoble in the Alps and took the chance to visit Leti, the major French R&D. At the exhibition, I also caught up with a LETI spin-off, Aledia, which has …

Tags:France| MicroLED| R&D (Research & Development)| Vol 24 - Issue 25

Ultravision Wins Paris Project

by Bob Raikes

Ultravision International said that it has completed installing an outdoor LED display at the Châtelet-Les Halles commuter rail station in central Paris and it is expected to be seen by 37 million visitors as …

Panasonic is Technical Partner of the 2017 Cannes Film Festival

by Bob Raikes

Panasonic was the technical partner for the Cannes Film Festival and said that it would highlight its know-how and collaboration with the film community, forged through the Panasonic Hollywood Lab. The company used the …

IDS Santé Adopts Broadsign in France

by Bob Raikes

Broadsign said that its software has been chosen by IDS Santé for a network that is intended to grow from around 400 screens now, in 100 French doctor’s offices, to around 1,500 displays in …

JCDecaux Wins Nantes DOOH Contract

by Alan Spencer

JCDecaux has won the street furniture contracts for the French city of Nantes, plus for six administrative regions within the city. The contract is for twenty years and follows negotiation that began in 2015. …

Paris Hotel Installs Video Wall for Guests

by Alan Spencer

The Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel Hotel, has installed an experiential video wall to aid tourists and business people. Not only can they can find out about Paris landmarks, but also have access to …