The Effect Of OCAP Middleware On ITV Application Development (2004)

By Eric Miller, Vidiom Systems Corporation

Cable networks have been active in laying the groundwork for the interoperability of applications for interactive television. By upgrading their physical plants, deploying more powerful set-tops, and pushing for both hardware and software standards through CableLabs, networks are poised to launch OpenCable/OCAP systems in the US.

OCAP and the OpenCable standards will have a powerful effect on the development of applications for these networks in addition to building a strong market for the creation of application development tools.

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