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 frequent meltdown about the subject, Europe’s legislators seem to have been beavering away behind much more tightly closed doors.
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An increasing number of companies are interested in cloud environments in order to improve their computing, storage and networking efficiency, adaptability, and to reduce their capital expenditures. B...
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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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Facebook’s foray into the world of online video seems to be gathering steam and later in the year it could pose a real threat to the video primacy of YouTube if it continues to expand at the current r...
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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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T. S. Eliot wrote: "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal; bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different. The good poet welds his ...
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Google’s Android platform is notorious for fragmentation. If you're trying to understand what Android Fragmentation is, think 18,769. According to OpenSignal's 2014 report, that's the number of distin...
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HBO’s broadcasting juggernaut, Game of Thrones, came to an end on 14 June 2015 and, amongst the usual carnage involving the characters — at least two major characters seem to have been lost in that ep...
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The growth of OTT is still verging on the phenomenal, but there are plenty of aspects of the emerging services that the industry need to improve. Meanwhile, the cultural juggernaut that is Game of Thr...
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