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AirTies endorses Frog by Wyplay open source initiative

2013-09-10 11:10:47| Digital TV News

AirTies has announced that it is to collaborate with Wyplay in support of the Frog by Wyplay initiative. The initiative provides access to full source code including: client device middleware, backend add-ons and companion applications.

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Wyplay announces Frog open code software for STBs

2013-09-06 19:58:00| Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) Pay-TV STB software company, has announced Frog by Wyplay, an open code initiative aiming to free all actors in the TV ecosystem from being locked into proprietary solutions. Thanks to Frog by Wyplay, the full source code of Wyplay's flexible STB middleware and backend add-ons will be accessible free of charge for evaluation and development purposes. This software from Wyplay is already being deployed to more than 10 million subscribers at Canal Plus, Belgacom, SFR and Vodafone. "Wyplay has been addressing the issues that arise from black-box development models by offering two of its major customers access to its source code," said Wyplay CEO Jacques Bourgninaud. "We have now decided to extend full access to our entire solution's code and tools so that everyone who participates in the Frog by Wyplay community is free to innovate and succeed."

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Climate Change Could Spell Final 'Chuckle' For Alpine Frog

2013-08-07 22:34:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

National Public Radio: Across the Western U.S., yearly areas of snowpack are decreasing, and researchers are trying to figure out what that means for everything that relies on the snowmelt from farms to power plants to a little creature known as the Cascades frog. The frog lives way up in the mountains of the Northwest and thrives in alpine wetlands fed by melting snow. Scientists are now trying to figure out how these frogs will adapt to their shrinking habitat. In Washington's Olympic Mountains things are looking...

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