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[March 9, 2010]
CBS Sports, NCAA(R) and LG Electronics Team Up To Deliver NCAA Men's Final Four(R) Semifinal and Championship Games in 3-D
Live 3-D Broadcasts Available in up to 100 Cinedigm Certified(TM) Digital Cinemas Nationwide and in Indianapolis at NCAA Bracket Town(TM) and Lucas Oil Stadium

[September 29, 2009]
THE NEXT DIMENSION IN HOME VIEWING
The 3-D trend is moving to televisions, DVD players and video games. A Montreal company aims to get in on the action

[September 21, 2009]
3D TECH-AGNOSTIC SET-TOP BOX DESIGNED
A standard way of displaying 3D content on a TV screen has yet to emerge, with manufacturers currently developing 3D-capable sets using a handful of different technologies.

[September 16, 2009]
ESPN’S LIVE 3D EXPERIMENT SCORES BIG
Last weekend’s eagerly anticipated matchup between powerhouses USC and Ohio State certainly lived up to its billing: more than 10.5 million viewers tuned in, making it ESPN’s most-viewed college-football game ever.

[September 16, 2009]
ESA SUPPORTS 3D TV SATELLITE DELIVERY
(UPI Science News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) The European Space Agency says it is conducting a project involving development and deployment of a 3D television satellite delivery system.

[September 14, 2009]
ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY READIES FOR 3D ENTERTAINMENT SUMMIT OPENING SEPTEMBER 16-17 AT THE HILTON LOS ANGELES IN UNIVERSAL CITY
Entertainment Industry's Top Executives to Attend Business Conference Focused on Discussing 3D Industry's Most Successful Year-To-Date And Rapid Expansion Into Other Mediums

[September 3, 2009]
INTERNATIONAL DATACASTING CORPORATION SHOWCASING NEW PRODUCTS AT IBC
OTTAWA, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 09/03/09 -- International Datacasting Corporation, (TSX: IDC) a global leader in providing advanced solutions for the distribution of broadband multimedia content via satellite, announced today that it will be releasing new products for all of its key vertical markets at the International Broadcast Convention, (IBC), taking place at the Amsterdam RAI Centre from September 11 to 15.

[August 30, 2009]
ELECTRONIC ARTS JOIN THE S-3D GAMING ALLIANCE
What began as a surprise announcement at SIGGRAPH 2009 has quickly become an industry-wide movement to ensure the adoption of Stereoscopic 3D (S-3D) gaming in consumer homes around the world.

[August 28, 2009]
3D HD: THE NEXT BIG ENTERTAINER, MONEY MAKER
As high-definition (HD) content takes a foothold around the globe, already broadcasters are looking for the next generation of HD-related entertainment. An early technology and revenue leader looks to be 3-D programming.

[August 27, 2009]
SENSIO GAINS 3D PATENT
Sensio, a Montreal-based developer of 3D processing and playback technology announced this week that it has obtained a U.S. patent for its 3D technology.

[June 24, 2009]
LOOKING FOR 3D
But still I can’t say 3D has really grabbed the attention it should. But maybe the Avatar 3D game based off of James Cameron’s upcoming live-action 3D movie can change all that.

[June 17, 2009]
INTERNATIONAL DATACASTING CORPORATION PARTICIPATING IN EUROPEAN DIGITAL CINEMA EVENTS IN AMSTERDAM
OTTAWA, ONTARIO -- 06/17/09 -- International Datacasting Corporation, (TSX: IDC) a global leader in providing advanced solutions for the distribution of broadband multimedia content via satellite, announced today that it will be showcasing its full suite of digital cinema products and presenting a technical seminar at two digital cinema events in Amsterdam.

[June 5, 2009]
JAMES CAMERON'S AVATAR GAME COMING IN STEREOSCOPIC SENSIO 3D ON PLAYSTATION 3 AND XBOX 360
We'll admit it, we fell asleep during James Cameron's epic description of the game that will accompany his latest movie, Avatar, during E3 earlier this week, so we have no idea what it will be like.

[June 3, 2009]
FRENCH OPEN MEN'S FINAL LIVE AND IN 3D AT THE CINEMA THANKS TO ORANGE AND FRANCE TELEVISIONS
Paris, At 3 pm on June 7, 2009, with the backing of the French Tennis Federation, Orange and France Télévisions, the Tournament’s official partners, will be offering the French Open men’s final live and in 3D on cinema screens in France and Spain.

[May 29, 2009]
GLOBECAST WEARING 3D OPERA GLASSES
Globecast has announced an ambitious plan to deliver a live performance of Don Giovanni in the 3D format to cinemas in France. The performance of the Mozart masterpiece will take place at the Rennes Opera House in Brittany from where GlobeCast will relay the HD 3D images to cinemas in Paris and across the country.

[May 15, 2009]
POPCORN OPTIONAL - DIGITAL CINEMA NOW SHOWING AT THEATERS AS GLOBAL VISION SIGNS WITH IDC
Pass the popcorn and get ready to be entertained as Global Vision today signed a value added reseller agreement with International Datacasting Corporation [TSX:IDC] for their Digital Cinema product line. Based in Kanata, Ontario, Canada, IDC provides advanced solutions for the distribution of broadband multimedia content via satellite.

[April 29, 2009]
3-D Content Streamed Live in IP Tech Demo
Now, in addition to movie theaters, live 3D events can be delivered via pay TV, video-on-demand and streaming on the Web. Montreal-based Technologies SENSIO Inc. has completed a demonstration of its 3-D technology and live 3-D content streaming capabilities over IP.

[April 28, 2009]
Sensio Streams in 3-D at NAB Show
Sensio Technologies laid claim to a 3-D first at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) event in Las Vegas April 17-23.

[April 24, 2009]
IDC Wins Radio Contract; Rolls Out Live 3-D in Europe
[Satellite Today 04-27-09] International Datacasting Corp.'s (IDC) wholly owned subsidiary, ProFline B.V., has been awarded a contract to provide a next-generation satellite distribution network to German public broadcaster Sud-West-Rundfunk (SWR), IDC announced April 23.

[April 21, 2009]
SENSIO: BRINGING 3D TO ONLINE VIDEO
Sensio Technologies showed off live 3D video streaming through the Internet at the National Assn. of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas today, providing yet another illustration of how 3D technology is moving from the theater to the home -- albeit with some nontrivial hurdles yet to cross.