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MEASAT-3 brings JimJam to Asia

Hong Kong - MEASAT and JimJam Television Ltd. announced an agreement to use the MEASAT-3 satellite for the distribution of the JimJam channel throughout the Asia Pacific, Middle East and Eastern Africa regions. "Working with MEASAT is an integral ... OnScreenAsia
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A day in the life of Pieter Idenburg

Date: May 5 Job Title: Chief executive officer Organisation: Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre Place: Singapore 0600 Get up feeling a little stiff from yesterday’s grueling golf game. 0630 Have breakfast with my ... TravelWeekly Asia
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Beyond Distribution provides a mix for MIPTV

Sydney – Beyond Distribution will showcase at MIPTV 2008 a mix of factual entertainment, docu-drama, reality, lifestyle, returning series and documentary features from international producers including MTV, Red Apple Entertainment, Paperny Films, Force ... OnScreenAsia

Tough times don't last, tough people do

25 April 2003 Richard Gordon, the Philippines’ Secretary of Tourism, is a man going places. There are reports that he will run for the presidency of the country. For now, he is the new chairman of the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and you ... TravelWeekly Asia
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What is Asia watching?

BBC World World News Today: focused at South Asia, telecast Monday to Friday at 21.30 IST presented by the internationally acclaimed news personality and the BBC’s main presenter – Nik Gowing. Explains Dezma de Melo, BBC World’s head of research, ... OnScreenAsia
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Asia's hottest sun and sand

There is a secret to why Asia’s beaches are so wonderful –- locals generally shun them. So you get long, golden stretches of beach which are generally deserted. Strangely, swimming in the sea was traditionally not something locals did, and sun-tanning ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel - MICE - Hotels

New product highlights at ATF

VOICES2 hour movie, the saga of recently widowed Ellie (Amy Acker, of Angel and Alias fame), who is just beginning to put the death of her husband behind her when tragedy strikes again. Struck down by a near fatal allergic reaction, Ellie awakes in hospital ... OnScreenAsia
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Standards setters spar for sram supremacy

Three years ago, DDR (double-data-rate) memories were nothing more than forecasted placeholders on marketers’ future-product road maps ( Reference 1 ). Now, promises have indeed turned into products, but the plethora of vendors and architectures ... EDN Asia

Growth spurt for Asia’s pre-school market

Toddler TV is booming in Asia. New channels dedicated to pre-schoolers are springing up. English-language kids channels are popular with parents who want their kids to learn English. Locally produced programming for the genre is increasing. Content is ... OnScreenAsia

Documentary: Sound resonance

Singaporean directors tend to dwell on subjects that portray the daily struggle of the common man. These filmmakers have largely depicted Singapore as an overbearing and suffocating nanny-state. That is why Singapore Ga Ga is a refreshing change. ... OnScreenAsia
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MEASAT-3 brings JimJam to Asia

A day in the life of Pieter Idenburg

Beyond Distribution provides a mix for MIPTV

Tough times don't last, tough people do

What is Asia watching?

Asia's hottest sun and sand

New product highlights at ATF

Standards setters spar for sram supremacy

Growth spurt for Asia’s pre-school market

Documentary: Sound resonance

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