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Jody
P. Flynn
Lumenati, Inc.
415.455.9500, ext.1146
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Digital Media Pioneer Lumenati to Unveil Leading-Edge
Media-on-Demand Software Platform at Microsoft's Windows
Embedded Developers Conference and CCTA's The Western
Cable Show
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (BUSINESS
WIRE) - Nov 26, 2001- Bay Area, California-based
digital media software pioneer Lumenati, Inc. this week
is poised to unveil its leading-edge media-on-demand
interactive television portal/software at two industry
events including Microsoft's Windows Embedded Conference,
Devcon, and during CCTA's Western Cable Show, in Las
Vegas and Anaheim, respectively.
Lumenati enables broadband network
operators to rapidly deploy and accelerate acceptance
of subscription-based, value-added services to today's
installed base and tomorrow's broadband future. Lumenati's
Internet protocol (IP) TV platform, code-named Kenza,
provides a ready-to-customize, fully animated, TV-centric
environment and leverages the Windows XP platform to
provide the integration framework of choice for aggregating
and managing broadcast and broadband digital media services.
TRADE SHOW EXHIBIT DETAILS:
Who
Broadband Network Operator
and System Integrators; Broadband, Technology and Digital
Entertainment, Telecommunications Editors; Investors;
Digital Media and Video/Media-on-Demand Content Providers;
Hardware Providers of Digital Entertainment and Set-top
Boxes.
What
Lumenati Unveils Its Media-On-Demand
TV-Centric software platform, code-named Kenza.
Where/When
Microsoft Windows Embedded
Developers Conference, "Devcon": Bellagio Hotel & Casino,
Las Vegas, NV, Nov. 28-30, 2001 Booth No. 16
The Western Show, Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim,
CA, Nov. 28-30, 2001 CableNET Booth No. 1045
Why
Lumenati's Kenza enables
cable operators and set-top box makers to rapidly deploy
rich interactive content subscription service through
its ready-to-customize, easy-to-navigate, fully animated,
television-Internet digital media management architecture.
Lumenati's Kenza software platform is a key demonstration
of the advances brought about by Windows XP and Embedded
XP.
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