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News gibt es unter News!
Freitag wurde ein big Deal mit Canal + T. gemeldet.
Der zeigt noch immer positive Wirkung!
Oder du schaust in US- Boards unter Ticker SCMM - News nach!
Da steht alles richtig ausführlich!
Gr.Gr.;-)
Freitag wurde ein big Deal mit Canal + T. gemeldet.
Der zeigt noch immer positive Wirkung!
Oder du schaust in US- Boards unter Ticker SCMM - News nach!
Da steht alles richtig ausführlich!
Gr.Gr.;-)
Z.B. für US- Einsteiger *gg*
bigcharts.marketwatch.com
Enter Symbol SCMM
News!
Ich denke du bist in ADCT bzw. CORV
Da mußt du doch wissen wo es US- News gibt!
Oder handelst du blind?
*lol*
bigcharts.marketwatch.com
Enter Symbol SCMM
News!
Ich denke du bist in ADCT bzw. CORV
Da mußt du doch wissen wo es US- News gibt!
Oder handelst du blind?
*lol*
ich beobachte eine zeitlang eine grosse bandbreite an aktien. dann analysiere ich deren widerstandsfähigkeit an schlechten börsentagen und eventuelle reaktionen auf branchenteilnehmer, und dann schlag ich zu.
SCM habe ich noch von meinem Vater im Depot. Einstiegskurs Euro 25, also kannst du dir vorstellen wie froh ich über eine kurserholung bin. denn bevor mein herr vater in rente geht, wollte ich ihm eigentlich sein geliehenes geld zurückgeben.
hast du mir sonst so nen paar tipps?
SCM habe ich noch von meinem Vater im Depot. Einstiegskurs Euro 25, also kannst du dir vorstellen wie froh ich über eine kurserholung bin. denn bevor mein herr vater in rente geht, wollte ich ihm eigentlich sein geliehenes geld zurückgeben.
hast du mir sonst so nen paar tipps?
Sorry, lieber nich!
Is nich böse gemeint!
Halte Dich an die sog. ARIVA- NM Spezialisten, da kommste sicher besser als mit US- Titeln.
Noch besser, benutze wie oben beschrieben weiterhin immer deinen eigenen Kopf!
Viel Glück!
Gr.Gr.
Is nich böse gemeint!
Halte Dich an die sog. ARIVA- NM Spezialisten, da kommste sicher besser als mit US- Titeln.
Noch besser, benutze wie oben beschrieben weiterhin immer deinen eigenen Kopf!
Viel Glück!
Gr.Gr.
fast jeder tip ein treffer. die kunst ist wohl bei fallendem markt einen guten titel zu finden.
1: notiert über Buchwert
2. schreibt rote Zahlen auch im 3. Quartal
2. schreibt rote Zahlen auch im 3. Quartal
Bist Du ´n daytrader? Ich denke im Tecdax werden die Unternehmen nach ihren möglichen Gewinnchancen in der Zukunft bewertet. Ich habe damals SCM schon für einen Kurs von 122 EUR verkauft, und glaub mir da kommen die auch wieder hin - mit der Zeit.
Gruss Lynx
Gruss Lynx
Aug. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SCM Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCMM; Prime Standard: SMY) today introduced the world's first receiver for mobile terrestrial Digital TV in the PC-Card form factor (PCMCIA). Presented publicly for the first time at the international broadcasting show IFA in Berlin, the Mobile Terrestrial Receiver enables consumers to receive digital terrestrial broadcast TV (DVB-T) programs and use wireless data services including Internet access on their Laptop PCs, tablet PCs or PDAs with a PCMCIA interface. The receiver is very small, lightweight and needs no power supply. Volume deliveries of the receiver will start in the first quarter of 2004.
Ein Händler führt die starken Kursgewinne von SCM Microsystems (NASDAQ: SCMM - Nachrichten) nach wie vor auf den Auftrag von Canal+ Technologies zurück. Der Auftrag für die Fertigung von Modulen für die Entschlüsselung digitaler TV-Inhalte habe für anhaltende Fantasie gesorgt und die Aktie in den vergangenen drei Handelstagen von 5,82 EUR auf das Jahreshoch von 8,41 EUR geführt - ein Plus von 44,5 Prozent. Zudem stütze die Hochstufung durch die WestLB.
in USA heute auch im Minus 2,3%
Ein Händler führt die starken Kursgewinne von SCM Microsystems (NASDAQ: SCMM - Nachrichten) nach wie vor auf den Auftrag von Canal+ Technologies zurück. Der Auftrag für die Fertigung von Modulen für die Entschlüsselung digitaler TV-Inhalte habe für anhaltende Fantasie gesorgt und die Aktie in den vergangenen drei Handelstagen von 5,82 EUR auf das Jahreshoch von 8,41 EUR geführt - ein Plus von 44,5 Prozent. Zudem stütze die Hochstufung durch die WestLB.
in USA heute auch im Minus 2,3%
SCM Microsystems and Samsung Team Up to Bring 'Triple Play' Digital TV, Voice and Data Systems to Korean Cable Market
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2003 2:30 AM
- PR Newswire
FREMONT, Calif., Sep 30, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- SCM Microsystems, Inc. (SCMM) and Samsung (KSE: 05930) today jointly announced the successful demonstration of a platform that will enable Korean cable operators to deliver a variety of video, voice and data services to their subscribers. The OpenCable(TM) DOCSIS(R) Set Top Gateway (DSG) includes a set-top box developed by Samsung and a removable CableCARD(TM) module developed by SCM, both of which are based on the OpenCable specifications for digital television broadcasting. Korea has adopted the OpenCable specifications, which were developed for the U.S. cable market, to deliver digital television content to between six and nine million subscribers over the next five years.
The OpenCable DSG demonstrated by SCM and Samsung allows Korean cable operators to deliver video, data and voice services -- what the industry calls a "triple play" -- over the same cable channel. Depending on their choices, operators can offer digital video broadcasting, interactivity for program selection, pay-per-view and other video services, voice over IP for telephone service, electronic program guides, and Internet data access.
"Achieving this milestone demonstrates that the OpenCable solution is real and ready to support the rapid development of the digital television market in Korea," said Young-jun, Kim, Senior Manager of Marketing at Samsung Electronics. "The close cooperation between SCM and Samsung was instrumental in making this project successful, particularly given SCM's extensive experience in OpenCable systems."
Colas Overkott, executive vice president of sales and marketing at SCM Microsystems, commented on the potential impact on the cable television market in Korea: "The OpenCable DSG architecture provides a way to deliver interactive two-way digital television and other services on the same cable modem network. In combination with SCM's CableCARD module, set-top boxes such as Samsung's will make these new services economical to deploy and easy for consumers to securely access and enjoy."
About the OpenCable DSG
SCM and Samsung worked together to develop and demonstrate an OpenCable DSG system for Korean cable operators. Based on the DOCSIS set-top Gateway Interface Specification developed by Cable Television Laboratories(R) (CableLabs(R)), Samsung developed a set-top box that can communicate with Korea's existing Cable Networks to receive information such as conditional access entitlements and electronic programs guides. The set-top can also relay information to the head end to interactively enable the immediate delivery of many other applications and services and opens up a path to add even more capabilities in the future. SCM developed the CableCARD module for the system, which must be inserted into the set-top box to authenticate the subscriber and decrypt authorized content. Formerly known as a Point of Deployment module, the CableCARD device allows cable operators to protect their broadcast content from piracy or unauthorized access.
In order to begin implementing new video, telephony or Internet services, Korean cable operators must upgrade the software of their existing DOCSIS head end systems and implement DSG compatible set-top boxes and CableCARD modules like those developed by Samsung and SCM.
SCM's background in Digital Television Decryption
SCM pioneered removable security devices known as conditional access modules for digital television broadcast decryption and to date has shipped several million modules to television operators in Europe and Asia. The company participated in the development of the Digital Video Broadcast (DVB) and OpenCable industry specifications and remains closely involved in the implementation of systems based on these standards worldwide. In 2002 when Korea was deciding on a digital cable standard, SCM played an important support role by assisting the Korean government agencies and cable industry in reaching a decision.
SCM also markets CI-MaX, a leading chip and its corresponding drivers, which enable the CableCARD host slot in set-top boxes and digital TV sets as well as a development and certification tool for the CableCARD interface called HPNX.
About Samsung
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, and digital convergence technology. Samsung Electronics employs approximately 70,000 people in 87 offices in 47 countries. Samsung Electronics is the world's leading producer of advanced semiconductors, TFT-LCDs, CDMA mobile phones, monitors and VCRs. Samsung Electronics consists of four main business units: Device Solution Network, Digital Media Network, Telecommunication Network and Digital Appliance Network Businesses. For more information, please visit Samsung website: www.samsung.com.
About SCM Microsystems
SCM Microsystems is a leading supplier of solutions that open the Digital World by enabling people to conveniently access digital content and services. The company markets its smart card reader technology for network and physical access and conditional access modules for secure digital TV decryption to OEM customers in the government, financial, enterprise and broadcasting markets worldwide. Global headquarters are in Fremont, California, with European headquarters in Ismaning, Germany. For additional information, visit the SCM Microsystems web site at www.scmmicro.com.
For more information about CableLabs, visit these CableLabs websites: www.cablelabs.com; www.packetcable.com; www.cablemodem.com; www.cablenet.org, and www.opencable.com.
NOTE: All trademarks are the property of their respective holders. CableLabs, CableCARD, DOCSIS and OpenCable are trademarks of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.
SOURCE SCM Microsystems, Inc.
Dr. Manfred Muller of SCM Microsystems, Inc., +49-89-9595-5140,
or mmueller@scmmicro.de; or Deb Montner of Montner & Associates,
+1-203-226-9290, or dmontner@montner.com, for SCM Microsystems, Inc.
www.samsung.com
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2003 2:30 AM
- PR Newswire
FREMONT, Calif., Sep 30, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- SCM Microsystems, Inc. (SCMM) and Samsung (KSE: 05930) today jointly announced the successful demonstration of a platform that will enable Korean cable operators to deliver a variety of video, voice and data services to their subscribers. The OpenCable(TM) DOCSIS(R) Set Top Gateway (DSG) includes a set-top box developed by Samsung and a removable CableCARD(TM) module developed by SCM, both of which are based on the OpenCable specifications for digital television broadcasting. Korea has adopted the OpenCable specifications, which were developed for the U.S. cable market, to deliver digital television content to between six and nine million subscribers over the next five years.
The OpenCable DSG demonstrated by SCM and Samsung allows Korean cable operators to deliver video, data and voice services -- what the industry calls a "triple play" -- over the same cable channel. Depending on their choices, operators can offer digital video broadcasting, interactivity for program selection, pay-per-view and other video services, voice over IP for telephone service, electronic program guides, and Internet data access.
"Achieving this milestone demonstrates that the OpenCable solution is real and ready to support the rapid development of the digital television market in Korea," said Young-jun, Kim, Senior Manager of Marketing at Samsung Electronics. "The close cooperation between SCM and Samsung was instrumental in making this project successful, particularly given SCM's extensive experience in OpenCable systems."
Colas Overkott, executive vice president of sales and marketing at SCM Microsystems, commented on the potential impact on the cable television market in Korea: "The OpenCable DSG architecture provides a way to deliver interactive two-way digital television and other services on the same cable modem network. In combination with SCM's CableCARD module, set-top boxes such as Samsung's will make these new services economical to deploy and easy for consumers to securely access and enjoy."
About the OpenCable DSG
SCM and Samsung worked together to develop and demonstrate an OpenCable DSG system for Korean cable operators. Based on the DOCSIS set-top Gateway Interface Specification developed by Cable Television Laboratories(R) (CableLabs(R)), Samsung developed a set-top box that can communicate with Korea's existing Cable Networks to receive information such as conditional access entitlements and electronic programs guides. The set-top can also relay information to the head end to interactively enable the immediate delivery of many other applications and services and opens up a path to add even more capabilities in the future. SCM developed the CableCARD module for the system, which must be inserted into the set-top box to authenticate the subscriber and decrypt authorized content. Formerly known as a Point of Deployment module, the CableCARD device allows cable operators to protect their broadcast content from piracy or unauthorized access.
In order to begin implementing new video, telephony or Internet services, Korean cable operators must upgrade the software of their existing DOCSIS head end systems and implement DSG compatible set-top boxes and CableCARD modules like those developed by Samsung and SCM.
SCM's background in Digital Television Decryption
SCM pioneered removable security devices known as conditional access modules for digital television broadcast decryption and to date has shipped several million modules to television operators in Europe and Asia. The company participated in the development of the Digital Video Broadcast (DVB) and OpenCable industry specifications and remains closely involved in the implementation of systems based on these standards worldwide. In 2002 when Korea was deciding on a digital cable standard, SCM played an important support role by assisting the Korean government agencies and cable industry in reaching a decision.
SCM also markets CI-MaX, a leading chip and its corresponding drivers, which enable the CableCARD host slot in set-top boxes and digital TV sets as well as a development and certification tool for the CableCARD interface called HPNX.
About Samsung
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, and digital convergence technology. Samsung Electronics employs approximately 70,000 people in 87 offices in 47 countries. Samsung Electronics is the world's leading producer of advanced semiconductors, TFT-LCDs, CDMA mobile phones, monitors and VCRs. Samsung Electronics consists of four main business units: Device Solution Network, Digital Media Network, Telecommunication Network and Digital Appliance Network Businesses. For more information, please visit Samsung website: www.samsung.com.
About SCM Microsystems
SCM Microsystems is a leading supplier of solutions that open the Digital World by enabling people to conveniently access digital content and services. The company markets its smart card reader technology for network and physical access and conditional access modules for secure digital TV decryption to OEM customers in the government, financial, enterprise and broadcasting markets worldwide. Global headquarters are in Fremont, California, with European headquarters in Ismaning, Germany. For additional information, visit the SCM Microsystems web site at www.scmmicro.com.
For more information about CableLabs, visit these CableLabs websites: www.cablelabs.com; www.packetcable.com; www.cablemodem.com; www.cablenet.org, and www.opencable.com.
NOTE: All trademarks are the property of their respective holders. CableLabs, CableCARD, DOCSIS and OpenCable are trademarks of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.
SOURCE SCM Microsystems, Inc.
Dr. Manfred Muller of SCM Microsystems, Inc., +49-89-9595-5140,
or mmueller@scmmicro.de; or Deb Montner of Montner & Associates,
+1-203-226-9290, or dmontner@montner.com, for SCM Microsystems, Inc.
www.samsung.com
SCM Microsystems Earns Spot in Europe's 500 List of Top Emerging Companies for Fifth Consecutive Year
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 04, 2003 2:31 AM
- PR Newswire
FREMONT, Calif., Dec 04, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- SCM Microsystems, Inc. (SCMM) , a leading provider of solutions that open the Digital World, has once again been included in the list of Europe's Top 500 emerging companies. Strong European performance resulted in SCM's ranking of 51st in the list, which is compiled annually by European trade association GrowthPlus. Each year, Europe's 500 honors the five hundred entrepreneurial companies that have created the most jobs over the last five years.
"We are honored to be recognized as one of Europe's top emerging companies," said Robert Schneider, CEO of SCM Microsystems, Inc. "This award demonstrates the success of SCM's strategy to deliver industry-leading solutions across multiple markets and geographic regions."
SCM Microsystems develops and sells a range of standards-based hardware, software and silicon products to OEM customers worldwide. The company's offerings include conditional access modules for secure decryption of digital pay-TV broadcasts; smart card reader technology for secure access to PCs, networks and facilities; and interface technology for transferring content to and from digital flash media.
About SCM Microsystems
SCM Microsystems is a leading supplier of solutions that open the Digital World by enabling people to conveniently access digital content and services. The company markets and sells its smart card reader technology for network and physical access and conditional access modules for secure digital TV decryption to OEM customers in the government, financial, enterprise and broadcasting markets worldwide. Global headquarters are in Fremont, California, with European headquarters in Ismaning, Germany. For additional information, visit the SCM Microsystems web site at www.scmmicro.com.
SOURCE SCM Microsystems, Inc.
Manfred Mueller of SCM Microsystems, + 49 89 95 95 5140, or
mmueller@scmmicro.de
www.prnewswire.com
Copyright (C) 2003 PR Newswire. All rights reserved.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 04, 2003 2:31 AM
- PR Newswire
FREMONT, Calif., Dec 04, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- SCM Microsystems, Inc. (SCMM) , a leading provider of solutions that open the Digital World, has once again been included in the list of Europe's Top 500 emerging companies. Strong European performance resulted in SCM's ranking of 51st in the list, which is compiled annually by European trade association GrowthPlus. Each year, Europe's 500 honors the five hundred entrepreneurial companies that have created the most jobs over the last five years.
"We are honored to be recognized as one of Europe's top emerging companies," said Robert Schneider, CEO of SCM Microsystems, Inc. "This award demonstrates the success of SCM's strategy to deliver industry-leading solutions across multiple markets and geographic regions."
SCM Microsystems develops and sells a range of standards-based hardware, software and silicon products to OEM customers worldwide. The company's offerings include conditional access modules for secure decryption of digital pay-TV broadcasts; smart card reader technology for secure access to PCs, networks and facilities; and interface technology for transferring content to and from digital flash media.
About SCM Microsystems
SCM Microsystems is a leading supplier of solutions that open the Digital World by enabling people to conveniently access digital content and services. The company markets and sells its smart card reader technology for network and physical access and conditional access modules for secure digital TV decryption to OEM customers in the government, financial, enterprise and broadcasting markets worldwide. Global headquarters are in Fremont, California, with European headquarters in Ismaning, Germany. For additional information, visit the SCM Microsystems web site at www.scmmicro.com.
SOURCE SCM Microsystems, Inc.
Manfred Mueller of SCM Microsystems, + 49 89 95 95 5140, or
mmueller@scmmicro.de
www.prnewswire.com
Copyright (C) 2003 PR Newswire. All rights reserved.
SCM Microsystems übernimmt Vertrieb von Zugangsmodulen für Premiere
11.12.2003 (10:22)
Ismaning, 11. Dezember 2003 – SCM Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCMM, Prime Standard: SMY), ein führender Anbieter von Lösungen für den gesicherten Zugang zur digitalen Welt, übernimmt den Vertrieb der Common Interface (CI)-Module für Premiere, den führenden Abo-Sender in Deutschland und Österreich. Die SCM-Module mit Premiere-Label werden ab sofort über den Einzelhandel angeboten.
Premiere bietet als Alternative zu Set-Top-Boxen mit fest eingebauter Entschlüsselungssoftware die Common Interface (CI)-Technologie von SCM Microsystems an. Die CI-Technologie gibt dem Fernsehzuschauer die Freiheit, den oder die Pay-TV-Anbieter seiner Wahl mit nur einer Set-Top-Box empfangen zu können. Bisher blieben die CI-Module Eigentum von Premiere. Mit Beginn des Vertriebs durch SCM Microsystems gehen die Module zukünftig in den Besitz der Abonnenten über.
Dank des CI-Moduls von SCM Microsystems hat sich die Auswahl der Premiere geeigneten Geräte für die Verbraucher wesentlich vergrößert. Die CI-Technik ermöglicht es den Kunden außerdem, mit derselben Set-Top-Box neben Premiere auch die Programme anderer Anbieter zu empfangen. Dazu wird lediglich die entsprechende Smartcard plus Modul in die Set-Top-Box eingeschoben.
„Der Verkauf des CI-Moduls an den Premiere-Abonnenten eröffnet dem Handel neue gewinnbringende Vermarktungsmöglichkeiten“, ist Robert Schneider, CEO von SCM Microsystems, überzeugt. „Aus Modul und Set-Top-Box können jetzt interessante Premiere-Pakete für den Kunden zusammengestellt werden“, so Schneider weiter. Für die Vermarktung eines Premiere geeigneten CI-Receivers zusammen mit einem Premiere-Abo erhalten die Händler eine zusätzliche Vermarktungsprovision von dem Abo-Sender.
Zu den Digital-Receivern, die das Zertifikat „Geeignet für Premiere“ tragen und als Bundle mit einem CI-Modul angeboten werden können, gehören derzeit Geräte von Nokia, Panasonic, Kathrein, Grundig, Tonbury, Technisat und Orbitech sowie Fernseher mit Digitaleingang von Loewe.
Eine Übersicht der Vertriebspartner für das Premiere CI-Modul finden Sie am Ende dieser Pressemitteilung.
11.12.2003 (10:22)
Ismaning, 11. Dezember 2003 – SCM Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCMM, Prime Standard: SMY), ein führender Anbieter von Lösungen für den gesicherten Zugang zur digitalen Welt, übernimmt den Vertrieb der Common Interface (CI)-Module für Premiere, den führenden Abo-Sender in Deutschland und Österreich. Die SCM-Module mit Premiere-Label werden ab sofort über den Einzelhandel angeboten.
Premiere bietet als Alternative zu Set-Top-Boxen mit fest eingebauter Entschlüsselungssoftware die Common Interface (CI)-Technologie von SCM Microsystems an. Die CI-Technologie gibt dem Fernsehzuschauer die Freiheit, den oder die Pay-TV-Anbieter seiner Wahl mit nur einer Set-Top-Box empfangen zu können. Bisher blieben die CI-Module Eigentum von Premiere. Mit Beginn des Vertriebs durch SCM Microsystems gehen die Module zukünftig in den Besitz der Abonnenten über.
Dank des CI-Moduls von SCM Microsystems hat sich die Auswahl der Premiere geeigneten Geräte für die Verbraucher wesentlich vergrößert. Die CI-Technik ermöglicht es den Kunden außerdem, mit derselben Set-Top-Box neben Premiere auch die Programme anderer Anbieter zu empfangen. Dazu wird lediglich die entsprechende Smartcard plus Modul in die Set-Top-Box eingeschoben.
„Der Verkauf des CI-Moduls an den Premiere-Abonnenten eröffnet dem Handel neue gewinnbringende Vermarktungsmöglichkeiten“, ist Robert Schneider, CEO von SCM Microsystems, überzeugt. „Aus Modul und Set-Top-Box können jetzt interessante Premiere-Pakete für den Kunden zusammengestellt werden“, so Schneider weiter. Für die Vermarktung eines Premiere geeigneten CI-Receivers zusammen mit einem Premiere-Abo erhalten die Händler eine zusätzliche Vermarktungsprovision von dem Abo-Sender.
Zu den Digital-Receivern, die das Zertifikat „Geeignet für Premiere“ tragen und als Bundle mit einem CI-Modul angeboten werden können, gehören derzeit Geräte von Nokia, Panasonic, Kathrein, Grundig, Tonbury, Technisat und Orbitech sowie Fernseher mit Digitaleingang von Loewe.
Eine Übersicht der Vertriebspartner für das Premiere CI-Modul finden Sie am Ende dieser Pressemitteilung.
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