From the monthly archives:

February 2010

Executive Summary

February 2010

  • DCIP announces? While no formal statements have been made by DCIP, a lot has been said.
  • DCI and NIST. NIST demonstrates the potential to pull the rug out from under DCI.
  • SMPTE progress report.
  • Demonstration update. ISDCF and NATO digital cinema demonstrations in the coming month - very different in nature.
  • Pixar introduces new audio format with Toy Story 3. Could be only the beginning.
  • The Flap over Alice vs the boost in 3-D. Disney’s Ross chose Alice in Wonderland for his first battle with exhibitors. Fortunately, sales in 3-D systems didn’t suffer.
  • Financing in Europe. Europeans continue to seek ways to fund digital cinema that will not jeopardize cinema owners.
  • Finnish cinema chain Finnkino takes the high road.
  • Jonathan Ross joins XpanD.
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DCIP and its Non-Announcement

February 2010

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DCI and NIST: A Boondoggle-in-Waiting

February 2010

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SMPTE Update

February 2010

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Demonstrating What Hasn’t Been Demonstrated Before

February 2010

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Pixar Introduces a New Cinema Audio Format

February 2010

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The Flap over Alice in Wonderland, and Other 3-D News

February 2010

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Other News

February 2010

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