When OTT streaming networks initially entered the home entertainment arena, they swiftly rendered in-person DVD rentals obsolete. Since then, as technology and consumer preferences have continued to shift, streaming business models have adapted and evolved to maintain their competitive edge.
There is much talk about FAST channels, but approaching this distribution model without the necessary precautions can be disastrous.
A recent study conducted by the French media regulator ARCOM reveals intriguing insights into the availability of films in France from 1950 to 2021 across various video-on-demand platforms.
Amazon Prime Video will start featuring advertisements from early next year. The introduction of ads will begin in the U.S., U.K., Germany, and Canada in early 2024, followed by France, Italy, Spain, Mexico, and Australia later in the same year.
Today, we’ve got some exciting news from the world of YouTube, and it’s all about making life easier for content creators like you. So, buckle up and let’s dive into these new game-changing features.
Paramount Global’s streaming service is set to launch in Japan in collaboration with local cable provider J:COM and pay TV operator WOWOW by the end of this year.
After years during which the first two positions remained unchanged, in 2022 there was an important change in the ranking of the world’s largest Smart TV manufacturers: the Chinese company TCL has, by a narrow margin, displaced the Korean company LG from the second position on the podium.
Samsung TV Plus combines the best of linear TV and streaming: over 100 channels to watch for free. From TV series to great documentaries, from cartoons to world news.
The British Basketball League (BBL) is excited to announce the renewal of its broadcasting partnership with Sky Sports, marking the fourth consecutive season of collaboration. This enduring partnership ensures that fans can enjoy comprehensive coverage of the British Basketball League and Women’s British Basketball League.
Hungarian broadband and TV service provider 4iG, along with its subsidiaries Vodafone Hungary, DIGI Hungary, and Antenna Hungaria, has chosen the Kudelski Group’s Nagra as its system integrator and solution partner to oversee the transition to an enhanced multi-device TV service for its clientele.
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