Number Of SVOD Households To Cross 300 Million by 2020 19 November 2015
A recent report from Digital TV Research is all set to make Netflix, Hulu and the whole clan go nuts with joy. Continue reading
Live Streaming Can Save Poker 17 November 2015
Many believe there will be a revolution in the industry similar to what television did decades ago to poker. Continue reading
China Tightens The Screw On Foreign TV Content 17 November 2015
Video on demand streaming services are a rage with everybody these days. Its growing clout in China has always sent mixed signals to the administration which is not determined to regulate it. Continue reading
TV Programmers Push Netflix For Promotions 16 November 2015
When you are on a VOD service such as Netflix and you choose to stream a show, the show starts. There are however a few programs like the ABC drama ‘How To Get Away With Murder’ which introduce you to 4-second … Continue reading
Are SVOD Services Killing Ad Revenues? 10 November 2015
With the growth of subscription driven streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, it has become a popular trend to come up with your own subscription service. It’s become almost the prime resort for broadcasters, content owners and telcos looking to … Continue reading
Chinese Online Video Market Is Heating Up With Strong Domestic Competition 10 November 2015
Chinese internet consultants iResearch earlier reported that the Chinese online video market would reach a whopping RMB 36.8 billion (US$5.8 billion) in 2015 marking a 50 percent jump from 2014. About RMB 15.2 billion off that total value is … Continue reading
AMC Backs Its Choking Strategy For Video Streamers 06 November 2015
AMC network top brass has reaffirmed its stand on the company policy of making original programming available to OTT VOD services only a year after the linear broadcast. This announcement comes at a time when SVOD services like Netflix … Continue reading
Spanish Telcos Are Blocking Out OTT Video Services 06 November 2015
No, the OTT video platforms are not at all doing badly in Spain as you would be led to believe. Recent development are suggesting that telecom operators have been intentionally blocking the services that compete with their core offerings. … Continue reading
