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Il mercato delle Iptv cresce in Europa: ecco i dati

Prima questo mercato delle Iptv era visto in modo negativo, oggi invece cresce a dismisura, ecco tutti i dati dell’ultimo anno.

Allied Market Research ha pubblicato una nuova ricerca, intitolata “Il mercato delle iptv dovrebbe raggiungere 146,2 miliardi di dollari entro il 2031“.

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Are FAST channels changing the use of connected TVs? Here is a study by Freewheel.

FAST channels are altering the use of connected TVs by offering a free and accessible alternative to traditional streaming services.

These are ad-supported streaming services that offer live and on-demand content, such as movies, TV shows, and news, through streaming platforms like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and other connected devices. Users of these services can access content without having to pay a monthly subscription, but in exchange, they have to watch ads during content playback.

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Youtube will be able to stream in live broadcast Av1

YouTube will be able to stream live broadcasts in AV1, using the development version 29.1 of the software. Compared to the current H.264 codec, the jump in quality for live broadcasts encoded in AV1 is greater to avoid blurry and/or pixelated videos.

AV1 is a high-efficiency video codec developed by the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) and offers a significant improvement in performance. It was created on April 7, 2016, to replace paid codecs.

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OTT Replaces Cinema!

From the Middle East to the US OTT channels as Amazon Prime, Netflix, Rakuten and Thefilmclub have come to the aid of the film industry, which has had to close due to the global pandemic. 

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25% of americans use avod!

A quarter of US households regularly use free ad-supported OTT services. According to a new study from Parks Associates, 25% of US broadband households have watched video on a ad-based OTT (AVOD) in the past 30 days.

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The Future of Tv

You can think TV is in terminal decline or not, but it’s plain that powerful forces are changing the Tv industry. Digitization is changing behaviors, business models, consumer expectations and well, everything. 

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