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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
ActiveVideo announces Cloud TV developer program, hopes to woo web developers to television
Have a knack for drumming up gorgeous code in HTML5? ActiveVideo wants to help you put your talents to work on the big screen. The company is launching a new Cloud TV access program designed to help developers acclimate to ActiveVideo's development tools. The company says it's a two stage program, kicking off by introducing developers to the company's APIs, Javascript libraries and services, and panning out to offer priority access to tools, premium development kits and exclusive opportunities to showcase completed apps at trade shows and public events. ActiveVideo even promises to help newbies get started, offering assistance in creating their first Cloud TV applications. The company seems to be using CES as a avenue to coax more developers to the open platform, and will be demoing Cloud TV H5 and its new Access program as a part of CES 2013's Developer University. Check out the official press release after the break.
Filed under: Home Entertainment, HD
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/07/activevideo-announces-cloud-tv-developer-program/
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Texas Chainsaw 3D Sequel(s) Planned at Lionsgate
Exclusives
Exclusive: While many critics were quick to dub Texas Chainsaw 3D (review) as the film that would kill the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise, they maybe should have taken a deep bite into their tongue.
Bloody Disgusting has heard through the grapevine on various occasions that the producers behind Texas Chainsaw 3D had acquired the rights to make up to 7 more films (including this one), and that this Leatherface adventure is the beginning of an entire new franchise at Lionsgate.
And as always, the success of each film dictates what comes next.
We?re the first to receive word that the people behind TCM 3D will in fact move forward on a sequel to the continuation of Tobe Hooper?s 1974 classic. As reported earlier today, TCM 3D topped the domestic B.O. Friday with $10.2 million, and is looking at a three-day haul more in the low-to-mid $20 million range.
Horror is #1 at the boxoffice, and Leatherface is king once again. It feels pretty darn good.
Source: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1926599/news/1926599/
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Friday, January 4, 2013
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UPDATE 1-Singapore economy grew by 1.2 pct in 2012 - PM
(Adds details, economists' comment)
SINGAPORE, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Singapore's economy grew by
1.2 percent in 2012, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on
Monday, indicating the city-state slipped into a recession in
the last three months of the year.
Credit Suisse economist Michael Wan, in a note to clients,
estimated that 1.2 percent growth for the year implies the
economy "contracted sequentially by 2 percent quarter-on-quarter
annualised in the fourth quarter."
"Following the minus 5.9 percent quarter-on-quarter
seasonally adjusted and annualised rate in the previous quarter,
we think that the economy has likely entered a technical
recession," Wan added. His estimates assumed no revisions to
data for the first three quarters.
Singapore, whose trade is around three times GDP, has been
badly hit by the weakness in Western economies that has crimped
demand for many of its exports. The city-state's electronic
manufacturers have also failed to tap surging demand for smart
phones, unlike rivals in South Korea and Taiwan.
For the first 11 months of 2012, electronics production fell
11.1 percent compared with the same period last year,
underscoring the weakness in the export markets, according to
industrial production data released last week.
Lee, in his New Year message, said "Growth was slower this
year, at 1.2 percent. The weak U.S., European and Japanese
economies dampened our growth, but some industries have also had
difficulty hiring the workers they need to grow."
Looking ahead, the Singapore prime minister said the economy
will likely expand by 1-3 percent in 2013, reiterating an
earlier government forecast.
"In our new phase, we must expect slower growth than we have
become accustomed to," Lee added, referring to government
efforts to raise productivity rather than rely on low-cost
foreign workers to boost economic activity.
Singapore's economy grew by 4.9 percent in 2011 and the
government's latest forecast for 2012, just made in November,
had been for expansion of around 1.5 percent. The 1.2 percent
growth cited by Lee was, however, slightly higher than the 1.1
percent estimate of most economists in a Reuters poll.
Credit Suisse's Wan said the government measures to make it
harder for firms to hire cheap labour from abroad will crimp
Singapore's economic performance in the near term.
"We expect less productive companies to start to get weeded
out in 2013 as restructuring bites... Businesses that have not
made the necessary adjustments to survive in the island-state's
high-cost environment will choose to relocate, or throw in the
towel completely," he said.
The Straits Times newspaper reported earlier on Monday that
some retailers in the city-state have complained of poor
December sales, with revenue rising by just 5 percent despite
deep discounts and a boom in visitor arrivals.
Rising rents and the strong Singapore dollar have made the
city-state more expensive, and people are doing more of their
shopping when they are in other countries or buying off the
internet, the retailers said.
The government will release advance estimates for the fourth
quarter on Jan 2.
(Reporting by Kevin Lim; Editing by Richard Borsuk)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/1-singapore-economy-grew-1-2-pct-2012-094224793--business.html
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