Through the looking glass: OTT in Europe in 2012

OTT TV has seen many exciting and innovative developments in 2011 (writes Adam Nightingale, head of sales for Northern Europe at content security specialist Irdeto). Consumer habits have continued to change, with an increased demand for a multi-screen experience and the ability to share viewing preferences and opinion across social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook ...read more

From IPTV to OTT: shaping multiscreen strategies

Gannon Hall, KIT digital Delivering content to multiple devices is the next step for IPTV providers as they move beyond walled gardens and begin to embrace open Internet standards (writes Gannon Hall, EVP Global Marketing at KIT digital). ...read more

Connecting with the audience

John Mills, Vision IPTV IPTV has been an industry buzzword for the past 15 years, generating alongside deployments huge amounts of hype (writes John Mills, Managing Director of Vision IPTV). For most of this time, IPTV has been the preserve of organisations with networks, typically telcos or Internet service providers (ISPs). ...read more

Staying on top of the box

Malachi Bierstein Online TV revenue more than doubled in almost every major European market last year, and this is set to continue (writes Malachi Bierstein, Director and General Manager of EMEA at DivX). Connected TVs and their continued sophistication is the proposed driver for the growth for online TV, as many of the big manufacturers were talking about at CES this year. But how far from reality is that model of media consumption, and what role do set-top boxes (STB) play in the future?  ...read more

Asian broadcasting on the verge of an IP boom

Aale Raza, KIT Digital The Asian broadcast market is diverse, dynamic and full of opportunities for IP to change how video content reaches viewers (writes Aale Raza, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the Asia-Pacific region at KIT Digital). ...read more
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