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NewsImproved efficiency and CO2 free power supply
Vienna, January 9, 2008 eMedia has significantly reduced its environmental footprint by improving the power efficiency of our data center, therefore reducing power consumption. A switch to 100% renewable and CO2-free electricity reduces our carbon footprint to zero. more...Using server virtualization is one key issue to enhance the efficieny of our Media Monitoring Center; but having the servers still work on 100% power while at fractional load is a waste of energy, too. Therefore eMedia has developed a new algorithm to dynamically control power-saving features like Cool'n'Quiet while having multiple virtual machines running. In addition to reducing our power consumption, eMedia receives all its electric power from water dams only. Our vendor Verbund not only provides us CO2 free energy made from waterdams, we also can rely on the largest power supplier in the region with best reliability. While other companies claim to rely on 100% renewable energy, eMedia's power supply indeed is 100% carbon dioxide emission free !
eMedia certifies 8-core DELL 2950 for broadcast monitoring
Vienna, September 3, 2007 The Dell 2950 server passes all functional and performance test to be used in eMedia Monitor's Monitoring platform code-named Pegasus. more... The Dell 2950, as certified, packs 2 Quad-Core Xeon processors, 16 GB of memory and dual SCSI disks and redundant power supplies into a 2 HE rack-mountable solution and delivers a 70% performance increase on our tests over a configuration using a single Intel Core 2 Duo CPU. ARPA decided to fund Intelligent TV Proposal
Vienna, July 13, 2007 eMedia Monitor has received funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency for its Intelligent TV research proposal. more... eMedia Monitor's e-Mails digitally signed to help fight SPAM
Vienna, May 21, 2007 eMedia Monitor is a socially and environmentally responsible company. We have just upgraded our infrastructure to contributing our share to helping fight SPAM. All our outgoing e-Mails are now digitally signed to help recepient's e-Mail servers to identify that e-Mail from our servers is authentic e-Mail and not spam. This measure helps e-Mail servers to lower the computational load on SPAM identification, because if all valid e-Mails are digitally signed, it is easier to tell the good guys from the bad guys apart. For the technically interested people, here is what we do exactly: eMedia Monitor has added outgoing mail filters to add a Yahoo DomainKeys identification, a signature for Domain Keys Identified Mail, and information to its Internet Domain Name service for Microsoft Sender ID and Sender Permitted From. more...eMedia Monitor shapes future of TV experience
Vienna, April 10, 2007 eMedia Monitor and its partners in the "Intelligent TV" project are looking to shape the future of the TV experience by implementing a powerful, yet evolutionary TV set-top-box. Semantic information derived from the programs recorded will be used to describe the user's preferences; modern information retrieval techniques allow filtering incoming information according to the user's preferences; new presentation facilities help the user to navigate through the large amounts of useful information recorded and waiting for him to be viewed. more...eMedia Monitor shows multi-language commitment
Vienna, March 27, 2007 eMedia Monitor showed its commitment to "speak the customers language " by releasing today an updated version of its web site. While our web site is still growing content-wise, we are already now committed to provide content in multiple languages - currently in English and German to reflect our main target markets.more... Use your mobile for video retrieval
Vienna, March 22, 2007 eMedia Monitor demonstrated its know-how about video encoding, video streaming and user interface design for mobile devices today. Using a Nokia E61 and the eMedia Monitor encoding suite, we successfully demonstrated streaming of video content to a mobile phone connected via UMTS and GPRS. more...Adding French to our Suite of TV and Radio channels
Vienna, March 12, 2007 eMedia Monitor added monitoring of French TV and Radio to its list of monitored Radio and TV programs. more... |
