Who will be the victors in the battle for the future of the TV industry? Will it be the established media groups, the internet platforms, or the incoming telcos?
To understand the roadmap for the future of the industry, four scenarios were presented by Florence Le Borgne of IDATE at our TVLS event in June this year. Surprisingly, while the internet is a major source of disruption, it is not the only one.
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Apple’s move from the H.264 codec to HEVC (H.265) is going to free up a lot of bandwidth as 1 billion active iOS devices become vastly more efficient.
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Given the coverage they generate, it is tempting to think that the big SVOD players have got OTT services all sewn up and that it is not really worth competing head to head with the likes of Netflix a...
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The latest Cisco Visual Networking Index revises Internet traffic numbers upwards yet again.
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This year, VO’s TV Leaders Summit brought together an eclectic group of executives, researchers, analysts, and academics to mull over the challenges and opportunities in the rapidly changing media bus...
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The TV as a Service market is on course to be a $1.5 billion a year industry by 2021 as the advantages of cloud-based business models are becoming increasingly recognised. The cloud is reshaping many ...
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Cisco’s latest Mobile Visual Networking Index estimates that there will be a 9x increase in mobile video traffic between 2016 and 2021. What are the factors driving this?
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While 360 and VR Streaming gain a hold on the public consciousness, the global trend of virtualization in the Pay-TV industry is gaining momentum.
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One of the interesting aspects of the shifting power structures within the industry is that operators are increasingly able to choose the channels they want — and only the channels they want. This mea...
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