One of the main problems that broadcasters and service operators face in the current climate is that shifts in piracy over the past handful of years have seen it move from a post-event process to a live one; from BitTorrent to Periscope and Meerkat.
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Analysing new technology and the impact that it’s going to have on society at large — or even one specific sector of industry — is an ever-more tricky business. Not only the pace of technological chan...
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According to Adobe’s Q2 2015 US Digital Video Benchmark Report, Apple TV is helping to drive the adoption of TV Everywhere at an impressive rate while other devices are starting to find traction in th...
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There is a dichotomy right at the heart of modern broadcasting. On the one hand broadcasters need to give consumers what they want, which is the ability to watch television whenever they want, on what...
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Few technologies have been as disruptive to the broadcast industry over recent years as the cloud. Its implementation brings multiple benefits at all points of the production chain, with its ability t...
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In March 2014, Facebook bought a little known Kickstarter-funded company called Oculus Rift and all of a sudden everybody knew what had only been whispered in the more far-flung reaches of the geekosp...
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While the US has hosted the whole messy net neutrality debate out in the open with accusation, counter-accusation, and squadrons of lawyers circling Washington while the internet has gone into frequen...
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The concept of TV Everywhere continues to reshape the landscape of consumer viewing, powered by ever-more capable mobile and connected devices, the growth in high bandwidth fixed and mobile services, ...
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Multiscreen video is now a reality that consumers enjoy every day. While it may not be perfect, today’s online video experience usually works and sometimes even reaches a level of quality that rivals ...
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