Informitv's first Multiscreen Index suggests that a rise in pay TV subscriptions worldwide is a long-term trend
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Posted 15 Apr 2014
One of the best known companion second-screen apps has a new name and a new focus. Beamly offers celeb-driven news and discussions.
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Posted 14 Apr 2014
It's no joke—on April 1st Sony-owned Crackle will stop showing its free, ad-supported movies and shows to U.K. viewers.
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Posted 26 Mar 2014
First launched in the U.S. and Canada, AOL On now has a U.K. site that features original and partner videos targeted to the U.K. viewer
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Posted 24 Mar 2014
There are a lot of content choices around, and yesterday's leftovers aren't going to cut it. Make the good stuff available at a good price.
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Posted 14 Mar 2014
Changes in the world's leading catch-up service highlight the switch from "TV online" to "online TV"
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Posted 11 Mar 2014
With the BBC planning to axe BBC3 in its linear form, the corporation promises to "reinvent a space for young people" on the iPlayer, exploring different formats and content
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Posted 06 Mar 2014
While OTT VOD and electronic sell-through services continue to explode in popularity across Europe, live programming still gives pay TV services the edge
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Posted 06 Mar 2014
Pay-per-view doesn't have to be complicated, says Cleeng, which is launching a fast and flexible template-driven system.
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Posted 03 Mar 2014
Missed a show? Swedish viewers can now catch up on their favorite programs and stream live or on-demand content via an Apple TV.
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Posted 26 Feb 2014
In a move that many expected, Amazon is combining its two video streaming services. New members can get a year of service for £49.
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Posted 21 Feb 2014
Changes in the BBC's iPlayer, the growth of YouView, and the transformation of Twitter all offer a glimpse into the issues facing content providers throughout Europe.
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Posted 21 Feb 2014
With the Sochi games winding down, all eyes turn to Brazil for the next two global sporting events, this year's World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics. Are mobile networks in Brazil ready for the traffic that's bound to come from all the live video being generated from those events?
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Posted 19 Feb 2014
Smart sticks like Google's Chromecast provide another route for pay TV providers to deliver multi-screen content with implications for software in the TV and hardware under the screen
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Posted 12 Feb 2014
Goal is to "be the trusted partner of European broadcasters and telcos in managing their linear and nonlinear content to all screens," says CEO Julien Seligmann.
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Posted 07 Feb 2014
Strengthening its capabilities in video-on-demand and multi-screen distribution, Arqiva rounds out its media offerings.
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Posted 06 Feb 2014
Adobe, NBCU, Elemental, Deltatre, LiveU, and more are readying streaming platforms that will deliver coverage to desktops and mobile devices around the globe.
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Posted 04 Feb 2014
Syndication is the driving force for online video, Clipkit says, with sports, news, and entertainment the most popular content.
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Posted 31 Jan 2014
With live online video created by the AP and delivered by Streamworks, AP Video Hub is ready for another year.
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Posted 24 Jan 2014
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