Technological disruptions have always had a deep and pervasive influence on the media and entertainment (M&E) industry. Failure to accurately read technological trends and adjust business models could easily mean…Read More
The latest quarterly Conviva State of Streaming for Q3 2020 has revealed a 57% year-on-year increase in overall viewing time with the long-awaited return of advertisers and the increasing battle…Read More
The latest edition of the Design For Tomorrow series of reports by media industry business network the DPP has concluded that while broadcast remains important for many, the unstoppable rise…Read More
Foxxum specialises in tailor-made smart TV Solutions which are developed in close collaboration, with their customers, at all stages of the global consumer electronics value chain, from silicon vendors through…Read More
Netflix’s growth came down to earth in the third quarter after a spectacular first-half performance. The company revealed how it would keep growth going and maintain its number one position…Read More
Although many broadcasters are now operating with skeleton services within their facilities, the necessity for home working has changed the operational landscape forever. With this in mind, and with home…Read More
India is currently the world’s fastest growing OTT (over-the-top streaming) market, and is all set to emerge as the world’s sixth-largest by 2024. The market is expected to grow at…Read More
Throughout the Covid-19 lockdown, many citizens have found themselves stuck indoors as governments attempt to limit the spread of the pandemic. And while stuck indoors and looking for ways to…Read More
2019 has been an eventful year for TV and streaming – but it is not over yet, and 2020 is likely to see further consolidation in the space. The streaming…Read More
Television is moving to IP. However, whatever the economics, broadcasters are likely to take their time moving to SDN-based production/playout; in part because this paradigm shift will have such an…Read More
Why TV producers need to get with artificial intelligence, or get left behind. Why are media and technology companies like Netflix able to compete with the Hollywood studio establishment? One…Read More
In 2020, there will be acceleration in areas of mobile production, including using IP for contribution and distribution. Media organizations will move past their objections and embrace the many advantages…Read More
India lacks a comprehensive policy that simultaneously addresses the need for a dynamic commercial satellite communication system along with other strategic focus areas. India plays a leading role within the…Read More
Broadcast infrastructure players are leveraging the benefits of cutting-edge technologies to enhance user experience. The shift toward the adoption of flexible and agile solutions is on the rise, and companies…Read More
While the country has a number of local streaming services, India, with its high population, is increasingly becoming a battleground for western players, with the likes of Disney and Netflix…Read More
Expensive, inflexible, bulky, and disparate hardware systems, with the adoption of IP, are finally making way for a more flexible, dynamic future. The continuous evolution of broadcast technology has resulted…Read More
DTC streaming services are creating tremendous opportunities for legacy media companies while, at the same time, transforming the industry and driving new finance, tax, marketing, regulatory, and operational requirements, concludes…Read More
There will be a diverse, competitive, and dynamic streaming industry, closely integrated with the wider media and entertainment market. Streaming services will routinely complement and provide additional optionality for TV…Read More
India is a lucrative market for OTT platforms. The digital and smartphone revolutions have played their roles in giving a huge boost to this segment in the past few years….Read More
Intelsat senior VP of global services and GM of networks business Jean-Philippe Gillet speaks to David Davies about the role of satellites in the future of broadcasting. IBC365 spoke with…Read More
