Inflight connectivity ready to fly outside the US January 16^th 2015 - 07:02 PM

Just as in stadia and in cinemas where audiences expect to be able to enjoy the same connectivity on their second screen as they enjoy at home, so the airline industry is waking up to the potential of in flight broadband. Airlines want to enable their passengers to have access

The Evolving MAM system January 15^th 2015 - 04:50 PM

OTT revenues are set to rocket to $42 billion by 2020, creating opportunities and threats in equal measure for media owners. As consumers are awash with great content on exciting new platforms, behind the scenes the logistics elements of the TV supply chain are creaking and starting to show their age: The

The future of media: What lies ahead for 2015? December 31^st 2014 - 09:24 PM

Thirteen industry experts offer their thoughts on technology for 2015.

Applied Technology: Cloud Technology for TV Broadcasters December 19^th 2014 - 08:25 PM

Cloud computing and broadcasters—they are made for each other. Cloud computing enables global scale of operations, brings tremendous cost savings and enables the worldwide distribution of content.

2014: The First Year Traditional Linear TV Took A Back Seat To Streaming Video December 9^th 2014 - 08:36 PM

A major shift in consumer behavior and significant growth in consumption on digital platforms hints at “appointment TV’s” slow demise.

Maximizing multiscreen opportunities in a burgeoning European TV market November 10^th 2014 - 12:19 PM

Today’s European TV landscape is burgeoning, providing a bountiful and vibrant business environment for broadcasters, operators and content owners. Once available, this high quality content is met by a clear willingness from viewers to pay for the privilege of access, further bolstering a TV industry that is valued at upw

Broadcasters, Telcos Clash Over Spectrum November 10^th 2014 - 11:50 AM

Broadcasting and telecoms have had a long relationship, one that in recent years has become closer and more symbiotic. But there is one area where the two clash head on: radio spectrum. This is a vital resource for not just television and radio transmission but also the production of entertainment

DLNA looks ahead to second screens after VidiPath November 10^th 2014 - 11:24 AM

The DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is already plotting its future course as its VidiPath certification programme aimed at guaranteeing device conformance with subscription TV services gets going. A major future focus will be second screens, both for interacting with and controlling primary services, according to DLNA Director Stephen Palm.