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DRAPER, UT, January 3, 2005. FrameRate today announced Release 2.3 of the Millennium ContentServer, a suite of products for television and dynamic digital signage networks. ContentServer provides the ability to create, manage, distribute, schedule, and display rich multimedia content on one or thousands of remote displays. Being server-based, it meets the requirements of the most demanding networked digital signage applications as well as being cost effective for the single sign or a television channel. More...
DRAPER, UT, October 28, 2004. FrameRate today announced the publication of an industry weblog dealing with topics related to access television, digital signage, homeland security, employee communications, and general FrameRate company announcements. More...
DRAPER, UT, October 25, 2004. FrameRate today announced the introduction of its Millennium™ Employee Communications Service that delivers effective, informative, and timely information to employees in corporate offices, distribution centers, production areas, and break rooms via video monitors, flat-screen plasma displays, and workstation screens. More...
DRAPER, UT, August 23, 2004. FrameRate announced today the release of QuickAlert™, a web-based alerting service for delivery of important notifications such as Amber Alerts, severe weather advisories, school closure notices, or other emergency messages. More...
DRAPER, UT, May 3, 2004. FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today the release of DiaLink3™, a feature allowing touch-tone selection of bulletins shown on public, educational, and government access channels. More...
DRAPER, UT, March 25, 2004. FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today the availability of a video messaging service using FrameRate's ground-breaking new product, the Millennium ContentServer™. See Press Release
SANDY, UT, November 25, 2003. FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today a significant across-the-board price reduction on its Millennium Multimedia Management Systems. This price reduction applies to the recently introduced Millennium ContentServer MC (multi-channel) and SC (single channel) configurations. See Press Release
SANDY, UT, November 17, 2003. FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today the introduction of a ground-breaking new product, the Millennium ContentServer, a powerful web-based approach to managing multimedia and video messaging systems. See Press Release
SANDY, UT, Jul 23, 2003. FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today the creation of a PEG Access Center Sponsorship Program that makes FrameRate Content Server technology available to non-profit PEG access centers with limited funding. See Press Release
Raffle winners and Closing Ceremony photos for the 2003 Alliance For Community Media International Conference have been posted on FrameRate's web site at:
FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today the offer of substantial discounts on products and services to members of selected trade and non-profit organizations.
In honor of the Alliance for Community Media's 27 year history, FrameRate will has selected the Alliance as the first Participating Organization in this program. Substantial discounts will be extended to Alliance members throughout the remainder of 2003. The Alliance for Community Media is committed to assuring everyone's access to electronic media. These goals are consistent with FrameRate's mission. Click HERE for Press Release Click HERE for Program Details.
CGLink greatly simplifies posting emergency messages and public announcements on-air over a cable or broadcast television channel.
Until CGLink, placing an emergency message or public announcement on-air required operation of proprietary software located at the cable headend. Only a small number of people were trained to perform this action. The operator, in most cases, had to go to the headend or to their place of work to use the system. Now, with CGLink, the operator can interact with the character generator through an easy-to-use, form-based service from a web site on your internal intranet or the Internet. This makes it easy for emergency service workers to get information out to the public. Instead of hours, messages can be posted in seconds. Click HERE for more information.
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