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Business Wire
02-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Access Advance 欢迎全球技术领导者加入成为新视频分发专利池的许可方和被许可方
波士顿--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(美国商业资讯)-- Access Advance LLC （'Advance'） 今天宣布其视频分发专利 （'VDP'） 池的首批许可方和被许可方的名单，这是该专利池自今年 1 月宣布推出以来迅速获得市场认可的一个重要里程碑。这些在视频编解码技术领域占有重要地位的大型跨国公司的参与，表明了业界对涵盖 HEVC、VVC、VP9 和 AV1 编解码器的全面许可解决方案的强力支持。 VDP 专利池已成功吸引了包括NTT Docomo、快手科技、腾讯和字节跳动在内的许可方/被许可方。通过为流媒体服务商提供他们所寻求的更简单的编解码技术许可方案，Access Advance期望其VDP专利池将得到广泛采纳，这些许可方和被许可方的加入，标志着这一历程已经开始。被许可方参与VDP专利池，能够即时获得一个覆盖广泛的专利组合的许可，同时受益于根据业务规模调整的固定分级定价结构。 '我们很高兴地欢迎NTT Docomo、快手科技、腾讯和字节跳动成为我们的许可方/被许可方。他们加入 VDP专利池是对我们一站式许可的实际价值的见证，同时也证明了VDP专利池成功地在专利权人和实施人之间取得平衡'Access Advance 首席执行官 Peter Moller 说。'这一里程碑表明，VDP专利池正在履行其承诺，为流媒体服务商提供简便和可预测的许可方案，使他们能够专注于创新和内容交付，而不是复杂的专利谈判。 VDP 专利池还宣布了首批许可方，这些许可方代表着强大且丰富的视频编解码器标准必要专利组合，使得VDP专利池能够为流媒体服务商提供广泛的知识产权覆盖。首批许可方包括以下国际知名的技术领袖，他们的创新对现代视频流媒体的基础设施至关重要： BlackBerry Limited ByteDance Dolby International AB Dolby Laboratories, Inc. Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute Ewha University-Industry Collaboration Foundation Hangzhou Boyun Technology Co., Ltd. HFI Innovation Inc. Hyundai Motor Company IBEX PT Holdings IDEAHUB Inc. Intellectual Discovery Co., Ltd. JVCKENWOOD Corporation Kia Corporation Koninklijke Philips N.V. KT Corporation Kuaishou Technology Kwangwoon University, Industry-Academic Collaboration Foundation LX Semicon Co., Ltd Mitsubishi Electric Corporation NEC Corporation NTT Docomo, Inc. OP Solutions, LLC SK Telecom Co., Ltd. Tencent America LLC University-Industry Cooperation Foundation of Korea Aerospace University University-Industry Cooperation Group of Kyung Hee University V-Nova Limited XRIS Corporation Additional licensor to be disclosed shortly Additional licensor to be disclosed shortly '这些在业内占有重要地位的公司和专利权人的积极参与是对我们的理念的认可，也表明VDP专利池为市场提供了一个优选方案，满足了市场对平衡专利权人和实施人利益的统一许可解决方案的需求，'Moller补充说。'这些许可方不仅带来了必要的专利组合，还带来了必要的可信度和规模，使VDP池成为全球流媒体服务商的优选许可方案。 Access Advance宣布首批许可方和被许可方，适逢业界在日益寻求向流媒体服务商直接许可视频编解码专利，而这些服务商已从使用被专利覆盖的高效视频编解码器中获益匪浅。Access Advance 的方案旨在更大范围地普及专利技术的使用，同时促进视频编解码技术的持续创新。 Access Advance 正在与更多许可方和被许可方商讨最终协议。未来几天和几周将发布更多公告。此外，VDP 专利池的费率结构已发布到 Access Advance VDP 网站（ licensing@ 联系我们，了解有关该计划的更多信息，包括可用的激励和折扣。 关于 Access Advance： Access Advance LLC 是一家独立的许可管理公司，旨在领导专利池的开发和管理，以许可最重要的基于标准的视频编解码器技术的基本专利。Access Advance 为专利所有者和专利实施者提供了透明、高效的许可机制。 Access Advance 管理 HEVC Advance 专利池，用于许可 H.265/HEVC 技术必需的 25500 多项专利，以及 VVC Advance 专利池，用于许可 VVC/H.266 技术必需的专利。公司的多编解码器桥接协议为参与 HEVC Advance 和 VVC Advance 池的被许可方提供单一版税费率结构。此外，Access Advance 还提供 VDP 池，这是一个全面的视频流服务许可解决方案，涵盖 HEVC、VVC、VP9 和 AV1 编解码器。如需了解更多信息，请访问： 。
LeMonde
15-06-2025
- Business
- LeMonde
How Greenland tries to avoid the over-tourism trap
Sitting in his living room on the outskirts of Nuuk, Greenland's capital, Casper Frank Moller lights up when he talks about his business. Born in Greenland, he grew up in Denmark before returning to Nuuk in 2024 with a master's degree in innovation and entrepreneurship. Just before summer, he created a small tourism company with two friends. From fly fishing to whale watching and exploring the fjords, Raw Arctic offers personalized experiences designed for affluent tourists. The success was immediate. Today, the startup employs 14 people. "We are probably one of the fastest-growing companies in 2024," the 27-year-old CEO said proudly. For Moller, there is no doubt: tourism is "the future" of Greenland. He repeats this constantly, even though he admits the idea is still a hard sell on the island, which is four times the size of France and whose economy still largely depends on fishing, accounting for more than 90% of its exports. An anomaly, according to the CEO, who criticizes the environmental impact of an activity he considers unsustainable, especially as climate change – which is four times faster in Greenland than elsewhere – depletes stocks. He advocates for "quality tourism, not quantity." He is not alone. As Greenland and its 56,500 residents prepare to welcome a record number of visitors in 2025, the Danish autonomous territory aims to make tourism one of the pillars of its economic development. This is to serve as a platform for its pro-independence aspirations while avoiding the over-tourism trap that could tarnish its assets, including breathtaking landscapes, pristine nature and "absolute silence," added Captain Erik Palo Jacobsen, head of the small company Arctic Boat Charter.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Maersk more than halfway through $1B stock buyback
A.P. Moller-Maersk, parent of shipping line Maersk, said it has bought back almost $600 million of a total planned $1 billion worth of its own shares in the first phase of a purchase program. Copenhagen, Denmark-based Maersk (OTC: AMKBY) in February announced it planned to buy back a total of $2 billion worth of shares in two phases over 12 months. The first phase of the buyback program began Feb. 7 and will run to August of this year. The shares to be acquired will be limited to a total market value of around $1 billion. The company said that through May 23, it had acquired 58,951 A shares and 333,853 B shares, including 2,090 shares from the Moller family, for a total of $599.7 now owns 58,951 A shares and 440,918 B shares, or 3.16% of the company's share capital. Maersk earlier this month revised full-year global container volume growth from 4% to 4% growth to 1% contraction, on the effects of U.S. tariffs with trading partner countries, including China. Buybacks increase earnings per share because there are fewer shares and also increase earnings as a percentage of assets and earnings as a percentage of equity, ratios that Wall Street tracks. It's also tax-efficient for U.S.-based investors because increased share value monetized as capital gains is taxed at lower rates than distributing the excess cash to investors as dividends. According to public information, Maersk stock is 0.02% owned by institutional investors, 0.01% by company insiders, and 99.97% by public companies and individual Mc-Kinney Moller, a fourth-generation descendant of the Maersk family which controls the shipping giant, is chair of both the A.P. Moller Foundation and its investment company, A.P. Moller Holding, where her son, Robert Maersk Uggla, is the chief executive. Find more articles by Stuart Chirls China-US container rates up by double digits Savannah sees record containers amid tariff frenzy Zim profit up on higher container volume, rates No container tsunami heading to Los Angeles, says port chiefThe post Maersk more than halfway through $1B stock buyback appeared first on FreightWaves. Sign in to access your portfolio
Daily Mail
20-05-2025
- Daily Mail
Man is accused of gross act on flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast
A man has faced court after allegedly touching a woman on her leg and putting his hands in her food while on a flight. The 41-year-old allegedly placed his hand on the inner thigh of a female passenger several times on a flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast on February 4. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) also alleged he stuck his hands in her food. Officers arrested the man at Gold Coast Airport upon arrival. They charged him with a single count of an act of indecency. If found guilty, the man faces a maximum penalty of seven years' imprisonment. He appeared before Southport Magistrates' Court on Monday. AFP Detective Superintendent Scott Moller said all travellers had the right to feel safe during their journey and should not be subjected to criminal behaviour. 'When travelling through an airport and on a plane, people are bound by Australian law,' Det Supt Moller said. 'Where there is evidence someone has committed a criminal offence, the AFP will take action. 'This incident should serve as a reminder to the community that authorities will not tolerate indecent behaviour at our airports or on aircraft.'
West Australian
19-05-2025
- West Australian
Man charged after allegedly touching passenger, their food on Gold Coast-bound flight
A man accused of touching a female passenger and sticking his hands in her food on a Gold Coast-bound flight will face court on Monday. It will be alleged the 41-year-old targeted the woman while on an evening flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast on February 4. The man allegedly put his hand on the woman's inner thigh several times during the flight, then stuck his hands in her food, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) say. Police arrested the man when the flight touched down at Gold Coast Airport. He was charged with one count of an act of indecency, which carries a maximum penalty of seven years' jail. The Gold Coast man is due to appear in Southport Magistrates Court on Monday. AFP Detective Superintendent Scott Moller said all travellers had the right to feel safe during their journey. 'When travelling through an airport and on a plane, people are bound by Australian law and, where there is evidence someone has committed an (alleged) criminal offence, the AFP will take action,' Superintendent Moller said. 'This (alleged) incident should serve as a reminder to the community that authorities will not tolerate indecent behaviour at our airports or on aircraft.' Anyone needing a police presence at an airport or wanting to report an incident should call the AFP's Airport Watch on 131 237.
