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May 24, 2005

Amino and BitBand integrate IPTV solutions

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BitBand provides video content delivery solutions over IP broadband networks for Telcos. The company targets deployments of TV-centric residential subscribers for telco's. BitBand says that more than 200,000 commercial subscribers are served by their technology.

Amino Communications supplies small, low cost set-top boxes and gateway products (and other products to other markets). I know of a deal back in August 2004 whereby Amino agreed to sell 20,000 boxes to UTOPIA.

BitBand Technologies and Amino Communications announce on May 10th the integration between BitBand's Video On Demand solutions and Amino's IPTV (Internet protocol TV) set-top box. This joint offering is being deployed in Ireland, by digital services provider Magnet Networks.

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