VO blog | P. 36

From AI & VR to the power of FAANG and the impact of microservice architectures and privacy legislation: what 2018 has in store for the OTT sector and beyond.

As costs rise so the amount of original content on the market might decrease, meaning broadcasters and OTT operators will need to make sure their catalogues work at peak efficiency.

Here is an interesting statistic: since research on spreadsheet errors began at some point in the mid-1980s an overview of the processes has concluded that 88% of all of them contain an error.

One of the most seismic changes to affect the digital industries of the internet age will happen on May 25, 2018 when the EU’s controversial General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will finally come...

Every year it seems that the industry asks if Satellite TV is dying, but every year it is still with us. What makes it such a continuing valid route to market for broadcasters?

TV & movie piracy losses were up to $52bn was the success story of modern anti-piracy measures. It could have been much worse.

Five things that TV operators should think about when it comes to choosing a DRM solution.

Virtual Reality has moved from the theoretical to the tangible. Most of the big content TV players have experimented with VR360 over the past two years and launched prospective services.