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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
By VARIndia Correspondent
Dialogic Corporation has partnered with Spice Digital and Bay Talkitec to offer advanced video services for MTNL's 3G subscribers. It is based on Video VAS solutions built on the Dialogic's Vision CX Video Gateway and Host Media Processing (HMP) Software Release 4.1LIN. The company has also announced the availability of the new Dialogic Vision 1000 Gateways, which are configurable as a stand-alone 3G-324M video gateway called the Dialogic Vision 1000 Video Gateway or in combination with an onboard programmable VoiceXML/CCXML media platform called the Dialogic Vision 1000 Programmable Media Platform. "While no single operator secured the nationwide 3G spectrum in India's recent 3G auction, multiple bidders each spent billions of dollars. Multimedia and video services are expected to play a key part in how government agencies will monetize services in mobile subscriber markets to help recover their costs," said Jim Machi, senior Vice President of Marketing at Dialogic. "At VAS Asia 2010, we'll provide a detailed look at the role that Dialogic will play in India’s evolving VAS market. We are looking forward to grow in the Indian market as it is developing at a phenomenal rate."Dialogic has also showcased its line of video-enabled media servers and video gateways that enable innovative video and mobile value-added services (VAS) as an Emerald Sponsor at the recently concluded VAS Asia 2010 Conference and Exhibition.
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Dialogic Corporation has partnered with Spice Digital and Bay Talkitec to offer advanced video services for MTNL's 3G subscribers. It is based on Video VAS solutions built on the Dialogic's Vision CX Video Gateway and Host Media Processing (HMP) Software Release 4.1LIN. The company has also announced the availability of the new Dialogic Vision 1000 Gateways, which are configurable as a stand-alone 3G-324M video gateway called the Dialogic Vision 1000 Video Gateway or in combination with an onboard programmable VoiceXML/CCXML media platform called the Dialogic Vision 1000 Programmable Media Platform. "While no single operator secured the nationwide 3G spectrum in India's recent 3G auction, multiple bidders each spent billions of dollars. Multimedia and video services are expected to play a key part in how government agencies will monetize services in mobile subscriber markets to help recover their costs," said Jim Machi, senior Vice President of Marketing at Dialogic. "At VAS Asia 2010, we'll provide a detailed look at the role that Dialogic will play in India’s evolving VAS market. We are looking forward to grow in the Indian market as it is developing at a phenomenal rate."Dialogic has also showcased its line of video-enabled media servers and video gateways that enable innovative video and mobile value-added services (VAS) as an Emerald Sponsor at the recently concluded VAS Asia 2010 Conference and Exhibition. 
