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NSN creates MEA business unit
Finland-based telecoms equipment vendor Nokia Siemens Networks has brought together its operations in the Middle East and in Africa to create a new, single, regional organisation structure covering the MEA region, headed up by Igor Leprince, previously in charge of Middle East operations. -
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New African OTT service Wabona targets the diaspora
A new over-the-top (OTT) video service has launched in South Africa, targeting Pan-Africa and the African diaspora, and offering some of the continent's most compelling content, including Nollywood and Tanzanian Swahiliwood films. -
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OTT video to be worth over US$37bn in 2017
A major new report from Informa Telecoms & Media (publisher of IP&TV News) has found that over-the-top (OTT) video will be worth more than US$37bn globally in 2017 - a big figure no doubt, but put into perspective by predictions that this will still be less than 10% of total video revenues.
Other News
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Brightcove tops OVP and CDN rankings, Akamai “lacking innovation”
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Number of connected TVs globally to nearly triple in five years
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Sony Pictures CTO: “People are being locked into making technology decisions before buying content”
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Bahrain’s Batelco launches OTT video service
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OTT revenues to quadruple by 2017
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Analysis & Opinion
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TV in Africa: Digital switchover dreams, multiscreen realities?
On my most recent trip to Africa to speak at the Africacast conference last month, I was struck once again by the region’s ambition. Home to over 1 billion people and a rapidly growing middle class, Africa has become a focal point of growth and ingenuity for the telecoms industry
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Is the ad industry TV’s weakest link?
It was allegedly Lord Leverhulme, the British soap tycoon, who complained that half his advertising budget was wasted. The trouble, he said, was that he didn’t know which half. Advertisers like to think they have improved measurement in the past hundred years, but now there is a new risk.
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Innovation in services and partnerships hold the key to future growth
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.
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
OgilvyEntertainment: "Every brand has a story to tell"
INTERVIEWS
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AFP RelaxNews: “Consumers are clearly tired of bad news”
Colman Murray, Global Brand Director at AFP RelaxNews, on...
November 1st, 2012 -
VEVO: “Brands don’t want to simply put their logo on a piece of content”
Nic Jones, Senior Vice-President, International at online music video...
October 25th, 2012 -
Canal Digital: “Smart TV apps are not currently adding value to the TV experience”
Tore Melling, Digital Entertainment Director at Norwegian pay-TV provider...
October 19th, 2012
EXPERTISE ZONE
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The operator survival guide: rules of engagementViaccess-Orca’s Ofer Weintraub discusses the requirements for second screen apps....
March 25th, 2013
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IPTV meets Big Data – predicting user behaviour to create attractive offeringsThe tough challenges faced by communication service providers (CSPs) from...
March 13th, 2013
By Spyros Sakellariou -
Podcast: Multiscreen video, consumer expectations and user-generated contentIn this podcast, we speak to Steve McCaffery, VP and...
March 8th, 2013
By Jamie Beach
