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ONT (Amex)....On2.com...interesting..
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...l'ho persa di vista....mi sa che ne seguo troppe contemporaneamente
...l'ho persa di vista....mi sa che ne seguo troppe contemporaneamente
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E ovviamente finisco per comprare quelle che fanno si e no il 5%...
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BEIJING, and NEW YORK, Nov 18, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- Beijing E-World and On2 Technologies, Inc. (ONT) today announced that On2's VP5 and VP6 video codecs are included in the People's Republic of China industrial standard for the new Enhanced Versatile Disk (EVD). EVD is a next-generation media technology developed by Beijing E-world to become the standard for the recording and playback of digital video, audio, and data within the People's Republic of China.
The recommended video compression algorithm portion of the standard includes only the On2 codecs, making VP5 and VP6 the official video compression technology to be used in future versions of the EVD in the People's Republic of China.
On2's compression technology will enable truly high-definition (HD) movies to fit on a single EVD disk, a feat not possible with current DVD encoding standards.
The working group of the EVD standard submitted the final standard to the Chinese Ministry of Information Industries and the Standardization Administration of China (SAC) in a ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing today. The ceremony was attended by government officials from the People's Republic of China, members of Beijing E-world's board, and Mike Kopetski, a member of On2's board of directors. Douglas A. McIntyre, On2's Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer, also attended.
The SAC is responsible for disseminating standards documents so manufacturers can build their products in accordance with the standards. In addition to VP5 and VP6, the EVD standard also includes certain hardware guidelines and the Beijing E-world audio codec.
"We are very pleased that our relationship with On2 has reached this important milestone, which will allow manufacturers to use VP5 and VP6 in EVD products," said Haochieh, President of Beijing E-world.
"The EVD is a major step forward in multimedia distribution technology, and we're delighted that the Ministry of Information Industries has invited us here to participate in the announcement ceremony. Today marks the official beginning of the relationship that was outlined in our contracts with Beijing E-world earlier this year. I look forward to the mutual success of both companies in this venture," said Douglas A. McIntyre, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of On2.
The recommended video compression algorithm portion of the standard includes only the On2 codecs, making VP5 and VP6 the official video compression technology to be used in future versions of the EVD in the People's Republic of China.
On2's compression technology will enable truly high-definition (HD) movies to fit on a single EVD disk, a feat not possible with current DVD encoding standards.
The working group of the EVD standard submitted the final standard to the Chinese Ministry of Information Industries and the Standardization Administration of China (SAC) in a ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing today. The ceremony was attended by government officials from the People's Republic of China, members of Beijing E-world's board, and Mike Kopetski, a member of On2's board of directors. Douglas A. McIntyre, On2's Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer, also attended.
The SAC is responsible for disseminating standards documents so manufacturers can build their products in accordance with the standards. In addition to VP5 and VP6, the EVD standard also includes certain hardware guidelines and the Beijing E-world audio codec.
"We are very pleased that our relationship with On2 has reached this important milestone, which will allow manufacturers to use VP5 and VP6 in EVD products," said Haochieh, President of Beijing E-world.
"The EVD is a major step forward in multimedia distribution technology, and we're delighted that the Ministry of Information Industries has invited us here to participate in the announcement ceremony. Today marks the official beginning of the relationship that was outlined in our contracts with Beijing E-world earlier this year. I look forward to the mutual success of both companies in this venture," said Douglas A. McIntyre, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of On2.
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Perche' mi ricordi le fregature Miris?
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Under the contract with E-World, On2 received $1 million for the use of the VP5 and VP6 codes, and will get $2 for each EVD player manufactured, McIntyre said.
That compares with patent fees of at least $13.80 for each DVD player made by domestic companies, state media have reported.
Companies that own patents on the DVD technology include Japan's Sony Corp. (NYSE:SNE - News) .
E-World will be the sole reseller of On2's technology in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan under the deal.
"Also, if EVD should become a success here (China), they can have the right without coming to us to export to anywhere else in the world," McIntyre said.
On2's compression technology enables high-definition movies to fit on a single EVD disk, which isn't possible using current DVD encoding standards.
McIntyre doesn't expect the deal to have much impact on On2's revenue this year, which he expects at $5 million. Around 10% to 20% of that will come from the E-World deal, he said.
However, it could contribute as much as half of On2's 2004 revenue - which could rise to $15 million if E-World hits its production target, McIntyre said.
E-World has said it will produce at least 800,000 EVD players next year, and double that number in 2005.
As there isn't much cost involved in a license agreement like this, McIntyre expects as much as 90% of revenue from the deal to translate into profits for the company.
That compares with patent fees of at least $13.80 for each DVD player made by domestic companies, state media have reported.
Companies that own patents on the DVD technology include Japan's Sony Corp. (NYSE:SNE - News) .
E-World will be the sole reseller of On2's technology in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan under the deal.
"Also, if EVD should become a success here (China), they can have the right without coming to us to export to anywhere else in the world," McIntyre said.
On2's compression technology enables high-definition movies to fit on a single EVD disk, which isn't possible using current DVD encoding standards.
McIntyre doesn't expect the deal to have much impact on On2's revenue this year, which he expects at $5 million. Around 10% to 20% of that will come from the E-World deal, he said.
However, it could contribute as much as half of On2's 2004 revenue - which could rise to $15 million if E-World hits its production target, McIntyre said.
E-World has said it will produce at least 800,000 EVD players next year, and double that number in 2005.
As there isn't much cost involved in a license agreement like this, McIntyre expects as much as 90% of revenue from the deal to translate into profits for the company.
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E' un titolo consigliato da thom Calandra un mese fa,io non l'ho preso perhe e' troppo rischioso ma ha grandi potenzialita.
COMPANY
On2 Technologies (ONT)
CURRENT PRICE
$1.35
Developer of Internet-driven video standard poised to benefit from
telecom contracts. But it’s been a dog. Mea culpa. New industrial
standard in China for the home-developed EVD, like a DVD only not,
could help this company. Extremely risky and faces removal from this list.
COMPANY
On2 Technologies (ONT)
CURRENT PRICE
$1.35
Developer of Internet-driven video standard poised to benefit from
telecom contracts. But it’s been a dog. Mea culpa. New industrial
standard in China for the home-developed EVD, like a DVD only not,
could help this company. Extremely risky and faces removal from this list.
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Thom Calandra e' un mostro,anzi e' un giornalista ben informato,fanno molto comodo i suoi report
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Poi cera anche mtrx a 20 assieme ,mtrx e' a 30 adesso
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No quella era ancora una cosa vecchia
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Thom Calandra e' un mostro,anzi e' un giornalista ben informato,fanno molto comodo i suoi report
Devi dire a Calandra che Sir Wildman e' arrivato prima di lui
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caro sir,,,,,,
questi ci spiano,,,,,
calandra e' sul forum,,,,,,,con chissa quale nick name,,,heheheheh
fantaborsa????????
chissa,,,,,,
questi ci spiano,,,,,
calandra e' sul forum,,,,,,,con chissa quale nick name,,,heheheheh
fantaborsa????????
chissa,,,,,,
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Vabbeh, tanto io a suo tempo l'avevo postata per un breve run up dal grafico che si vedeva.
Se dico che ci credevo sto dicendo ******* ...
Comunque Calandra ma va a durmi'
Se dico che ci credevo sto dicendo ******* ...
Comunque Calandra ma va a durmi'