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AOL to Team with Book Publishers on Launch of Bookish
0 comments Saturday, 7 May 2011New York - AOL (NYSE: AOL) said Friday it will team with a trio of large book publishers to launch Bookish, a new book recommendation site set to launch this summer. Backed by Hachette Book Group, Penguin Group and Simon & Schuster, the site will be designed to help more deeply connect readers with their favorite authors and books through editorial content, tools and other features.
AOL Huffington Post Media Group will publish Bookish content across its network of sites, and also provide advertising sales support for the new venture. Paulo Lemgruber, who previously developed and ran digital businesses for Comcast and Reed Elsevier, will serve as CEO, and Charlie Rogers, the former editor-in-chief of digital media at NBC Universal, will serve as editor-in-chief.
Arianna Huffington, the president and editor-in-chief of AOL Huffington Post Media Group, said her company will "use our multimedia, social and community engagement tools to help connect our readers with authors and their books. And we'll highlight this content through our entire network and hyperlocal sites."
AOL Huffington Post Media Group will publish Bookish content across its network of sites, and also provide advertising sales support for the new venture. Paulo Lemgruber, who previously developed and ran digital businesses for Comcast and Reed Elsevier, will serve as CEO, and Charlie Rogers, the former editor-in-chief of digital media at NBC Universal, will serve as editor-in-chief.
Arianna Huffington, the president and editor-in-chief of AOL Huffington Post Media Group, said her company will "use our multimedia, social and community engagement tools to help connect our readers with authors and their books. And we'll highlight this content through our entire network and hyperlocal sites."
Tensilica First IP DSP Core Supplier to Offer DTS Broadcast and DTS DMP Support
0 comments Tuesday, 26 April 2011SANTA CLARA, CA and MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 04/26/11 -- Tensilica®, Inc. today announced that it is the first audio IP (intellectual property) core supplier to be awarded DTS® Broadcast and DTS DMP (Digital Media Player) certification. The certification, achieved using fully optimized software implementation on Tensilica's HiFi 2 and HiFi EP Audio DSP (digital signal processor) IP cores, provides developers of SOCs (system on chips) with a proven solution that reduces the time to market for new, fully compliant designs. Tensilica was also the first IP core supplier to be certified for DTS-HD Master Audio™ in September of 2009.
Tensilica is the number one supplier of audio IP cores with significant design wins in home entertainment systems that integrate DTS' outstanding audio technology and in smartphones for audio and voice codecs and pre-and post-processing. The HiFi Audio DSP is designed into some of the most advanced, innovative consumer devices including HDTVs, smartphones, home entertainment receivers, digital set-top boxes (STBs), digital/HD radios, and Blu-ray Disc™ players. The HiFi Audio DSP's industry leading performance is unequalled by any other IP core providers. For example, even in the most challenging Blu-ray Disc use-cases, where DTS-HD Master Audio is processed by a single Tensilica core, there remains room to spare for significant audio pre/post processing. Additionally, there's room to spare in audio subsystems with significant memory latency.
Tensilica is the number one supplier of audio IP cores with significant design wins in home entertainment systems that integrate DTS' outstanding audio technology and in smartphones for audio and voice codecs and pre-and post-processing. The HiFi Audio DSP is designed into some of the most advanced, innovative consumer devices including HDTVs, smartphones, home entertainment receivers, digital set-top boxes (STBs), digital/HD radios, and Blu-ray Disc™ players. The HiFi Audio DSP's industry leading performance is unequalled by any other IP core providers. For example, even in the most challenging Blu-ray Disc use-cases, where DTS-HD Master Audio is processed by a single Tensilica core, there remains room to spare for significant audio pre/post processing. Additionally, there's room to spare in audio subsystems with significant memory latency.
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