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    12-Dec-05
    Pioneer Cuts PDP Production, Exits Active-Matrix OLEDs (EETimes)
    AU Optronics To Build Second LCD Plant In China (EETimes)
    Digital Radio Alliance Seeks Total Transition To High-Def (PCMagazine)
    Gates Visualies New Era Of High Definition Digital Lifestyle
    CCTV To Air Festival Gala Through Digital High-Definition TV Channel (Xinhuanet)
    Sony Committed To Spring 2006 Release Of PlayStation 3 (Techspot)
    Muted Hello For Xbox 360 In Japan (BBC)
    Viacom's Paramount Agrees To Buy DreamWorks SKG For $1.6 Bln (Bloomberg)
    Japanese Titan Sony Falls Way Behind As Samsung's Profits Soar (My San Antonio)
    HDFEST Announces 2005 Awards (Film Threat)
    Thomson To Spin Off Consumer Electronics (Indy Star)
    Audio Industry Breaking Sound Barriers At The 2006 International CES; Hottest Products, Trends And Services In Digital And High Performance Audio On Display
    Theatrical-To-Video Interval Compresses Again In 2005, Says Kagan Research
    Chief Goes From Low To No Profile; Chief In-Wall PNRô Swing Arm Mount for 37î-65î Flat Panel TVs
    Ultralink Brings Enhanced Performance And Protection To Home Theatre With Ultrapower Line
    HDFEST Concludes 2005 Tour With Los Angeles Festival Presented By Intel
    AMIMON Demonstrates Technology For Wireless Transmission Of Uncompressed HDTV At CES; Wireless Video-Aware Modem Features WHDIô For Access To All Video Sources With Video Rates Of Up To 1.5Gbps
    Sydney Pollack To Receive American Society Of Cinematographers Board Of Governors Award
    BG On The Move
    7-Dec-05
    DisplaySearch Announces Keynotes for 8th Annual DisplaySearch US FPD Conference
    Panasonic Starts Pilot Production of 50-GIGABYTE Blu-ray Discs in Torrance, California
    Screen Dreams Releases Its First High-Definition DVD
    SureWest Partners With HDNet For Launch Of HDTV Over IP
    Cable Consumer Education Campaign Launched To Address Misperceptions About HDTV
    DVD Disc Sales Value Slows, But New Technologies Will Spur International Growth, Says In-Stat