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    KIT digital wins asset management contract for Latin American OTT service

    October 11, 2012
    Totalmovie, one of Latin America's biggest over-the-top (OTT) video services, has appointed KIT digital to handle all of the digital asset management for its video-on-demand service, now available in over 40 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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    Broadcast industry “not capitalising” on 2nd screen opps

    October 10, 2012
    Despite second-screen behaviour being well established among UK television viewers, broadcasters are failing to capitalise on the opportunities therein, according to new research by UK firm Red Bee Media, a provider of media management services.
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    Two-thirds of CSPs to increase CX spending next year

    September 18, 2012
    The majority of communications service providers (CSPs) are increasing their spending budget for customer experience (CX) initiatives next year, according to a wide-ranging survey with 75 CSPs sponsored by Alcatel-Lucent.

Analysis & Opinion

  • Innovation in services and partnerships hold the key to future growth

    Mark Newman, Chief Research Officer at Informa Telecoms & Media

    According to the results of Informa Telecoms & Media’s annual industry survey, innovation is a key priority for global telecoms and media players in 2013. Over 500 senior executives from across both these sectors were asked how their businesses and markets would perform in 2013 and the role innovation would play in driving future revenue growth.

    By , October 25, 2012

  • Tomorrow Calling – but will broadcasters and operators pick up?

    Broadcasters and TV operators take note: consumers are tired of clunky user interfaces, weary of digital rights issues, and willing to run into the arms of a big technology company like Apple or Google if these problems are not resolved, and fast.

    By , October 12, 2012

  • IBC 2012: Taking care of business

    Giles Cottle, Head of Strategy at Freesat

    This year’s IBC event lacked a big, overarching theme, or new “wow” topic to get journalists, analysts and market-watchers foaming at the mouth. And that’s no bad thing. It’s the sign of a maturing industry, and as a result, the show retained a healthy focus on improving existing products and trying to get the big things – multiscreen, OTT, hybrid – right. Nevertheless, there was plenty on show that highlighted that the market remains miles away from anything resembling certainty.

    By , September 12, 2012

Xbox One raises pulses, tracks them

Digital Home World Summit looks at digital health as key area of growth

Netflix strikes exclusive deal with Disney/ABC

BT Sport channels free with BT broadband

Telefónica launches Movistar TV

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