AT&T signs on to distribute Move-enabled video content

by Darren Murph, posted Sep 25th 2008 at 6:26AM

It's still a touch unclear to us exactly what this means for end-users, but AT&T has just inked a deal with Move Networks that will enable it to "deliver Move-enabled video content to companies and their users." The release states that Move Networks technology allows "media and entertainment companies to deliver live and on-demand high-definition programming to computers over the internet in a true television-like experience," so we're wondering if AT&T won't start offering some type of HD content via the web. Then again, this whole agreement may be focused on the business sector, so we lowly consumers may never be able to take advantage. Guess we'll see in time, huh?

[Thanks, Anthony]

Filed under: Industry, Fiber, Internet

Tags: agreement, att, Digital Media, DigitalMedia, distribution, hd iptv, HdIptv, iptv, move, Move Networks, MoveNetworks, partnership, u-verse, uverse

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